Huddle landing page with alternating feature blocks built with flexBox
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Any feedback regarding the solution will be appreciated
Community feedback
- @pikapikamartPosted over 3 years ago
Hey, great work on this one. Layout in desktop is great, resizes very well and the mobile state is great as well.
Some suggestions would be:
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Your first heading tag, in the hero section, it could have been
h1
instead ofh2
. Though you can do without it, but since we're doing proper markups, you may needh1
on a website, the top most heading. -
Maybe adding more padding to the different
main-flex
selectors. The grow, flow, users container. Adding padding like in the original so that it won't look the text touching the sides of the container. -
On your social media links, since the
a
tags does not have a text-content inside it, you can either add aspan
inside it and have text defining what is thea
tag, something like "go to facebook", then adding a sr-only class. You can look up sr-only class definitions. You could also addaria-label
property in thea
tag so that it will be read by assistive tech as well. -
I don't know if it needs to, but on the mobile view, the footer is left-aligned but the other sections, from top going down to footer have a center align. Maybe check that out?
Still, really good job on this^^
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