repsonsive four card section using grid and media
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Solution retrospective
I would appreciate feedback on how to make responsive pages not break at all
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- @jmnyaregaPosted about 3 years ago
Hi @Albusflames, good job on completing the challenge. I have a few suggestions for you:
- Everything with a
main
tag. - Looks like the font family & font colours are a little bit off, you can refer to
style-guide.md
for the right fonts. - Look into relative units, this will allow users to resize font sizes from their browser settings.
Otherwise, this is a good start.
0@AlbusflamesPosted about 3 years agoWaw thanks @jmnyarega. will put that in practice..
just to know do you prefer relative units to percentage units?. if yes, why ?
0@jmnyaregaPosted about 3 years ago@Albusflames FYI, percentages are technically relatives units as well.
This is a great question,
percentages
(%) andviewport
(vh, vw) units can give very unpredictable results in some designs.I would use rem for
widths
,padding
,margins
,flex-basic
,font sizes
etc.If you must, use percentages carefully and when you have to.
0@AlbusflamesPosted about 3 years ago@jmnyarega alright bro thanks for the enlightenment
0 - Everything with a
- @ChamuMutezvaPosted about 3 years ago
- just be cautious with colors, some contrast make it difficult for the eyes. For me a dominant red is problematic. a small error message is reasonable in most use cases
- your site is missing headings, an
h1
is one heading that you should always have. - headings should ascend in order without skipping headings
- for decorative images should have an empty value, alt values must be descriptive to help assistive technology users to visualize the message that is being put across.
0@AlbusflamesPosted about 3 years ago@ChamuMutezva thanks for the comment bro it really appreciated. but i think should be used based on needs
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