Design comparison
Solution retrospective
As someone suggested I used the 'block element method' to name my css classes and followed the rules as best I could to provide a project close to industry standards. I annotated my code to make it more understandable by others, I admit I don't really know what is customary to do at the moment.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Basically nothing special, I just encountered a problem with the loading time of the ttf font, which for some reason I don't know took almost 3.5s to load, so I downloaded the same font in woff2 version and that solved the problem.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?As said before, on small simple projects like this my goal is to apply as much as possible, the advice and uses of the industry, being totally self-taught, I hope to succeed by doing these exercises to acquire necessary reflexes, and essential to work in a company. So all advice, criticism and resources are welcome. Thank you for taking the time to read my code and leave me a little comment :)
Community feedback
- @GeorgeKandelakiPosted about 2 months ago
Really Liked the Solution, Also I am impressed by how precise the solution is to design. First thing I notices was buttons
hover
state, I would advice you to addtransition
property on buttons hover effect. other than transition everything is perfect, Great Solution!Marked as helpful1@TomSifPosted about 2 months ago@GeorgeKandelaki Thank you very much, I'm glad you liked the fidelity of the design, I love spending time refining details. The transition is a very good idea, I should have thought of it. Thanks for taking the time to leave me a comment and for looking at my code :)
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