@reteov
Posted
It looks like the page handles transitions well between mobile and desktop viewing. The image placement and resizing is responsive, and gets the job done well.
The text, however, needs some work.
One thing that you should avoid is the use of px measurements. You can never tell what a person's screen resolution will be, so you always want to use relative units, so that the browser can decide what the exact sizes should be.
As such, you might want to try converting your px measurements to em measurements. This allows the display to be adjustable based on the size of the screen.
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@iwedibah
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@reteov thank you very much, tho i am having the challenge of converting pixels to em or rem but i will improve
@reteov
Posted
@iwedibah It takes some getting used to. The key is that 1em is the same size as the font... If you set a font size to 16px, then 1em=16px. However, if the user needs a larger font, then 1em will translate to that size instead.
Another thing is, if you're adjusting sections or the like, using percentages can also help, as long as you remember that the percentage will always compare to its hosting container.
I hope this helps!
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@iwedibah
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@reteov thanks a million times marked as helpful
