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- @jerry-the-kidPosted over 3 years ago
Wow. well done ✨✨
But your in .left__text input[type="email"] you can set
font-family : inherit;
so when you input text you won't have default font-family.
Some issues in smaller height i think. You can try to fix that :)). Sr i don't known how to fix that :((.
Marked as helpful0 - @A-amonPosted over 3 years ago
Hello! Great work~ The responsiveness looks good.
I have a few suggestions that might be helpful:
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Instead of editing the innerHTML to add the error message in .warning, you can just set the textContent of .warning. Then maybe add an .error class to it. In CSS, use a before/after selector to display the error icon image.
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You can center flexbox items vertically by using align-items:center.
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Use form tag for .inputs to allow submission via both pressing Enter key and clicking the submit button.
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Use button tag for #inputImage. This will let users who use screen reader to know it's a button.
Marked as helpful0@JSCHLTEPosted over 3 years ago@A-amon Thanks for the feedback! I also keep forgetting how useful pseudo elements are in CSS, also how important support for screen readers are. Thanks for pointing out these issues.
0@A-amonPosted over 3 years ago@JordanDevelops Glad to help! Those things ll become natural as you code more~ Good luck
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