@pikapikamart
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I forgot, you can take a new screenshot of your solution. Maybe that will help your case!!
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Any kind of feedback is highly appreciated! I am eager to learn. I don't know why it's like that on the screenshot, when I view the site everything seems to be fine. Let me know what I did wrong thank you!
@pikapikamart
Posted
I forgot, you can take a new screenshot of your solution. Maybe that will help your case!!
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@pikapikamart
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Hey, good work on this one. The layout both desktop and mobile is good. Though at point 1120px going down to the mobile layout breakpoint, the screen are now hiding the elements, thus creating a scrollbar.
Some suggestions would be:
main
element on a website. This will wrap all the element that would be part of your site, but make sure you are not nesting the header
if you have a heading like navbars, and footer
element.
The structure would be:header
main
footer
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could be wrap in a single h1
element. Then you could wrap the second text in a div
or span
and style it so that it will be below the first text.p
tag rather than h3
.h2
tag. Also when creating website, even if you didn't do it in here, thankfully, remember to not jump from a heading tag, with 2 levels. Like starting from h1
then the next heading tag is h3
or h4
. Increment only by one.p
tags and not heading. Remember to only use heading tags, where you think a text is a topic that gives overview to a content or a text.alt
text on the images could be left empty since they are just purely decoration.grid
additions, since you are using display: grid
maybe you can create like for example a 2x2 layout before transitioning to a one straight boxes. That would be awesome.But still, good job on this one. But remember those about heading tags.
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@ccbdp
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@pikamart Hey! Thank you so much for taking your time to comment and give suggestions on how I can improve! I would definitely take into account everything you stated to improve projects moving forward! I appreciate it!
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