Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I am most proud of successfully creating a functional and visually appealing page, even though it was a simple project. It was rewarding to see the QR code integrated correctly and working as expected, something that can be practically applied in various scenarios. Additionally, it was a great opportunity to practice front-end development and design skills.
Next time, I would focus more on enhancing the visual design of the page, making it more attractive and responsive across different devices. I could also explore adding extra features, such as dynamic QR code customization based on user-provided data.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?One of the main challenges I encountered was ensuring the QR code generated correctly and could be scanned without any issues. To overcome this, I carefully tested it on multiple devices and used a reliable QR code generation library. Another challenge was aligning the design of the page to make it both simple and functional. I addressed this by experimenting with different layouts and styles until I achieved a clean and user-friendly result. Additionally, managing time efficiently was a bit challenging, but I tackled it by breaking down the project into smaller tasks and focusing on one step at a time.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I would like feedback on how to improve the responsiveness of the page, ensuring the layout adjusts seamlessly across different devices and screen sizes. Additionally, if there are any suggestions for optimizing the QR code integration or enhancing the user interface design to make it more visually appealing, I would greatly appreciate them. Finally, I’d be interested in learning about best practices for organizing my code and keeping the project scalable for future updates.
Community feedback
- @Gayatridevi39Posted 7 days ago
I noticed that Flexbox is applied to both the container class and the entire body of the HTML. While using Flexbox on the container class is a good approach for controlling layout, applying it to the entire body can affect the overall page structure and may lead to unexpected behavior or alignment issues. It's generally better to apply Flexbox only to specific sections where it's needed for layout control, rather than to the entire body. This helps maintain a clean and manageable code structure.
Marked as helpful0@TobiasJuniorPosted 3 days ago@Gayatridevi39 Thank you for the feedback! I agree that using Flexbox on the body can cause global alignment issues. I’ll adjust it to apply only to specific sections where it’s truly needed. Appreciate the tip!
0 - @HajerEidPosted 7 days ago
The solution uses semantic HTML elements, making it easier for screen readers and developers to understand the structure. The design is simple, and the layout is clear, which improves accessibility. Consider increasing the padding around the card on smaller screens for better aesthetics. The solution is logically structured and likely uses reusable styles for consistent design. The solution closely matches the design, particularly regarding layout, alignment, and spacing. Improvements: Verify subtle details, such as font sizes, colors, and shadows, to ensure they match the original design exactly.
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