Design comparison
Solution retrospective
i was able to complete challenge with html and css, i learnt how to push code and clone a repo and some basic git and github concept, although design is still not responsive, still trying to learn some css media queries to fix it up
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?it was difficult trying to make it responsive on mobile, still have not overcomed the challenge though
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?still trying to make my design responsive to mobile views
Community feedback
- @dylan-dot-cPosted about 12 hours ago
This is an interesting solution but there is a lot you are missing out.
- meta:viewport tag that is necessary for responsive designs. Go and look that up.
- this challenge is meant to be responsive by default meaning there is no layout shift so its the same on both desktop and mobile. This also means that if you do it good, you'll have no need for media queries
- this is a free+ challenge meaning that the Figma designs is free for everyone, I suggest you download it so you can see the colors and the fonts used and the sizes of the divs and so on.
- you are overusing divs in this challenge I believe you should use more semantic tags like main and articles to help screen readers understand it.
- you also used percentages for the css which is not a good practice and will make responsive design harder. Also try for a mobile first approach.
- make sure you go through the readme.md file first before starting the project it will help you with what you need to learn and understand before starting, especially since this is ur first challenge
Overall your css code is alright but you need some more practice on HTML
All the best and take a look at my solution to see how I structured it.
Also download the Figma file so you can have a more precise solution
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