Submitted almost 3 years ago
Created responsive landing page by using HTML and CSS.
@manikanta-1341
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Hi
please check this and give your feeback.
you feedback is important for me to devlope my skills.
thanks for feedback.
Community feedback
- @vanzasetiaPosted almost 3 years ago
š Hi manikanta-1341!
š Congratulations on finishing your first challenge! I notice in your
README
file that you want to create links but they don't work. To fix this issue, you can remove the space between the]
and(
.- Website - [Manikanta](https://statscardchallenge.netlify.app) - Frontend Mentor - [@manikanta-1341](https://www.frontendmentor.io/profile/manikanta-1341)
The result:
- Website - Manikanta
- Frontend Mentor - @manikanta-1341
Now, the feedback for the solution:
- Accessibility
- There's no need to have an empty
header
. - Use
main
element instead of<section role="main">
. - Don't use
br
to create spacing or white space. Use CSS instead. - Always wrap text content with a meaningful element (
p
).
- There's no need to have an empty
<div class="info">Discover the benefits of data ...</div>
- Use
rem
or sometimesem
unit instead ofpx
. Usingpx
will not allow the users to control the size of the page based on their needs. - Styling
- Put the base styling outside of the
@media
query. Someone with screen below320px
can't get the styling. Also, with the method that you are using currently, it makes you repeat the same code over and over again which can make the stylesheet hard to maintain. - I would recommend writing your styling with mobile-first approach, which means that you write the base or default styling for mobile layout and use
@media (min-width: <value>)
to style bigger screen sizes. - Add
max-width
to the card content for mobile layout. Currently on mobile landscape view the card is too wide. - Add some
padding
to the card container to prevent the card from having full width and height on mobile view.
- Put the base styling outside of the
That's it! Hopefully, this is helpful!
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