Frontend Mentor - Fylo landing page with two column layout
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Frontend Mentor - Fylo landing page with two column layout
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- @dwhensonPosted over 3 years ago
Hey @sumit-kr nice work on this one! It looks good! š
Here's some things you might like to think about:
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I would put the
sections
between theheader
andfooter
- this will just make the page structure easier for people to navigate. And in the same way I would put the list of links in the footer inside yourul
in anav
. Again this just makes it easier for people. -
In the footer I saw that some of the icons are a bit squished. I prefer to use svgs directly in my HTML for this as it's a bit more flexible and easier to style. They can be a bit intimidating at first but are worth getting used to.
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For the forms don't forget that each input element must have a linked
label
element. This can be hidden using CSS if you don't want to show anything, but it must be there for accessibility reasons. Here's why: https://css-tricks.com/html-inputs-and-labels-a-love-story/
But otherwise great work on this one and keep up the good efforts! š
Cheers š
1@sumit-kr-dasPosted over 3 years ago@dwhenson Thanks for your complement, i will try to solve all problems.
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- @MuhammadLaeeqPosted over 3 years ago
good effort but you should focus on the layout of your design
0@sumit-kr-dasPosted over 3 years ago@MuhammadLaeeq how to measure paddings and margins which gives us by frontendmentor ?
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