Responsive advice-generator-app using jQuery
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Hi everybody๐
This was a sweet small easy project which I liked.
I,ve just read articles about BEM methodology which helps with naming css classes and gave it a try in this project.
Also learned some about css units and tryed to use appropriate unit for each part.
Any feedback to improve my code or design is appreciated.๐
Community feedback
- @elaineleungPosted about 2 years ago
Hi Somaye, well done completing this, and even in using BEM, which I think you did a great job of! ๐ I also think you did well in experimenting with the different units, such as
ch
,rem
andem
, especially in usingrem
for font sizes, which I think is the most suitable unit for font sizes.One thing to note is, I'm viewing your app on Firefox and I can't load the next advice due to the caching settings of the browser. If you want Firefox users to also be able to view your app, try to see how you can add a
cache: no-cache
line in a request header object using jQuery. That's all the comments, and once again, great work!Marked as helpful2@somaye-beiranvandPosted about 2 years agoHi Elaine
I really was hoping someone took a look at my codes and gave me a feedback about what recently learned and used in this project, and that was so kind of you.๐บ๐บ๐บ
I developed this app using
google chrome
and didn't notice the problem, thank you so much for letting me know about it. I will study more about it and fix the problem.0
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