Huddle-landing-page responsive using CSS, Flexbox
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Any feedback or thoughts about my code? Thanks!
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- @FluffyKasPosted about 3 years ago
Hi, your solution looks good! Responsiveness seems fine too. I only have some feedback on your HTML:
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Instead of using so many divs, I think your content could be separated into 2 bits: a
header
(containing the logo) and amain
(for the rest). Usingfooter
for the attribution works well though. -
Social icons: giving them hover states isn't enough, unfortunately ^^ The best approach would be probably this: instead of a div, you could use a <ul>, and inside each <li> use a link <a>, as these are supposed to be links pointing to social media websites :) In this case, don't forget to add some aria-labels, as they don't have any text description.
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You have one heading in the whole page and it should be an <h1>. When considering using headings, always go from <h1> and work your way down from there, one by one. This is the good semantic approach, styles can be applied with css later on.
+1: Your button could use a
cursor: pointer
^^Marked as helpful0@markfalcutilaPosted about 3 years ago@FluffyKas Thank you! appreciate it, I will try to use it in my next activtiy challenge. Godbless man !
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