Design comparison
Solution retrospective
10/17/20
Honest feedback/criticism is appreciated! Any suggestions on how I can improve this solution?
Update 10/17/20
- Cleaned & tweaked CSS code
Update 10/19/20
- Lighter shadows
- Fixed the fonts
- Added
<br>
in-between the words 'data' & 'points' in the paragraph line
Community feedback
- @Randeep-Rana-au8Posted about 4 years ago
Your Solution is Good, one thing that you can do is just give some margin-top to the heading, make the first line of heading thinner because it looks slightly bold then the question, and add <br/> tag in paragraph line to make it in two lines...
But it overall looks good. Good Job
2@SarsiPCPosted about 4 years ago@Randeep-Rana-au8 pssst, I updated it! I'm such a noob. Didn't know I had to declare the font properties by copy & pasting:
<link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Poppins:wght@200;400;600&display=swap" rel="stylesheet">
Thanks for your suggestions!
0@Randeep-Rana-au8Posted about 4 years ago@SarsiPC Everyone is a noob in the starting man just give some time to yourself one day you will become a proπ₯
1 - @ApplePieGiraffePosted about 4 years ago
Hey, good job, Dwight! π
Your solution looks good and responds well! π
I only suggest,
- Setting a
max-width
on the feature boxes in the mobile layout of the page (so that they don't look too wide when the layout of the page first changes from desktop to mobile).
Keep coding (and happy coding, too)! π
1@SarsiPCPosted about 4 years ago@ApplePieGiraffe Well, spanning the boxes all the way through was my intention in the first place. I think it looks good, but I updated it to make it less "stretchy", I guess.
Thanks for your suggestions!
0 - Setting a
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