Design comparison
Solution retrospective
any feedback is appreciated.
Community feedback
- @darryncodesPosted about 3 years ago
Hi Dalenza,
Really nice work, well done.
You could clear up your accessibility report by making this
<div class="wrapper">
a<main>
tag. And consider using one<h1>
( I don't think I did tbf).Marked as helpful0 - @adimidaniaPosted about 3 years ago
Hey Dalenza! Congratulations on completing this challenge! My suggestions :
- I think you need to add some space between the lines in the paragraphs, you can achieve that by using the property
line-height
, try to add thisline-height:27px;
- For the buttons hovering, as shown in the
active-state-preview.jpg
, you only need to make the background-color transparent (and the button needs to have a white border) - In the mobile version, we can't see the card properly (It's overflowing), because you've set the height of the body to 100vh. One of the ways to fix this (according to your solution), is to set the height of the body to
height:max-content
for the mobile version (P.S : add some margin (top & bottom) to the card to make it look better)
Keep coding!!
Marked as helpful0@DalenzaPosted about 3 years ago@adimidania thanks for the feedback. for the third suggestion, my solution to the overflow was to set "align-items:safe center" on the wrapper so when the content of the wrapper overflow "align-items" will have a value of "start" automatically. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/align-items This solution works perfectly on the responsive mode of Mozilla. but as you said, for mobile browsers it seems that they ignore it.
1 - I think you need to add some space between the lines in the paragraphs, you can achieve that by using the property
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