Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I got out of my comfort zone and attempted to use semantic HTML (likely not even close to best practice). Next time I would like to experiment more with preloading and minifying my CSS.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I had a really hard time getting the avatar and name aligned (took probably 20 minutes on this alone). After some messing around and research I finally got the solution and am happy to say I likely won't have this issue again.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Best practice and optimization. I got pretty close to the design my first go around but I know there is a lot of room for improvement. Especially in the area of unnecessary lines / faster ways to do things.
Community feedback
- @haquanqPosted 5 months ago
Hello 👋
Nice work, it looks pretty close to the design
Here is something you can improve:
- It is always best practice to use tags dedicated to typography such as
h1
-h6
andp
to wrap around text. - You are overusing
section
tag in your html layout, which is semantically incorrect (read more here)
If you like, you can check out how i completed this solution here
Keep it up, happy coding 😁
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