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could you tell if there is a way to improve the code or the design ? thanks in advance.
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- @afrusselPosted over 3 years ago
Hi, Nice work. There are some section need to improve.
- If you want you can use a library named
http://flexboxgrid.com/
to make you site responsive. - There are so many white space. Please try to reduce this.
- Use
main
for this section name. Now you are using<section id="menu">
- Try to use
class
notid
. Using class you can use it many times butid
is using for single time
Happy coding. Hope that this will helpful for you.
Marked as helpful2@alielmalaPosted over 3 years ago@afrussel thank you for your feed back. I used flexbox already and for the white space I did it as how it look in the design. take a look at preview site. thank you again :)
1 - If you want you can use a library named
- @ChamuMutezvaPosted over 3 years ago
Greetings.
- well done , your site is responsive.
- You have created a custom hamburger using divs and spans which is awesome but then you have to look into wai-aria attributes to allow people who rely on assistive technology to use your site. And that goes again to the closing menu button
- Do not use more than one
h1
element per page ,it does not cause errors but is considered bad practice, see this article for more information headings - Check also the following article on responsive images. The method you used below is not recommended. Read about srcset and picture element
<img src="assets/image-transform.jpg" alt="" width="50%" class="laptop-design-img"> <img src="assets/mobile/image-transform.jpg" alt="" class="mobile-design-img">
Marked as helpful1@alielmalaPosted over 3 years ago@ChamuMutezva thank you very much but for the img part, I did this because in the design there were some imgs for mobile design which were cropped. thank you again :)
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