Huddle Landing Page with Single Introductory Section
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Feel free to leave any feedback on this solution since I do not have a particular area that gave me any problems. Thank you in advance and your feedback is greatly appreciated
Community feedback
- @MabchirPosted over 2 years ago
Great job on :
- using rem instead of px
- using intuitive class names
- guessing the fonts and font sizes! (I am sure if you had the figma file it would look just like the original design)
- using the root variables for style variables
- resetting your styles before adding your own styling!
Areas of improvement:
- The background image can be add using the following:
body { background-image: url('w3css.gif'); background-repeat: no-repeat; }
- The container_subtitle was closed by a h2 tag instead of h1
- avoid using <br/>, instead play with the margins or padding
- avoid leaving alt empty, you can describe it instead
- for the logo alt don't forget to add the name of the product/brand in addition to the description
- responsiveness can be a bit better - maybe it will help if you started with the mobile design before the desktop? I was recently given that advice. I tried it and made things much simpler.
- you can change the image source for the container image instead of changing the height. that will be better for the user's phone while downloading the page. (instead of downloading a huge image size, they download the small mobile-friendly one)
Marked as helpful0@aaolayiwola04Posted over 2 years ago@Mabchir How can the Figma file be gotten
0 - @csphilliPosted over 2 years ago
I think it looks great! Perhaps more could be done to match the font size of the "Build a Community..." text. It's a little underwhelming in size in relation to its importance. The button should have more padding on the sides as well. You're also missing the alt text on your image. Nice work regardless!
0@shashreesamuelPosted over 2 years agocsphilli thanks for the review, will make changes and recommit to the repository
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