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- @C-likethis123Posted over 3 years ago
Some comments:
- Instead of naming your divs 'module1', 'module2', try to have more descriptive names for your HTML elements. For example, you can name them "text-content" or "features". CSS shorthands:
- For lines 104-107 of index.css, you can specify two values instead of four values: #module1 { padding: 0px 270px; } This has the same effect as your current code, but with less values specified.
- Same thing for line 98, which can be simplified to margin: 2em;
- For more information, google about CSS shorthand syntax for paddings/margins.
Font sizes:
- I personally found 1.3em too large on a screen size of 1440px, and preferred 1em instead.
Responsive design:
- The website switches to mobile layout on screen sizes less than 1440px, which to me is too large a breakpoint. There are laptops that have a screen size of >1000px, so the mobile layout looks too stretched out on these screen sizes. I recommend to google the common breakpoints and experiment with a suitable breakpoint to switch to mobile layout.
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