Responsive Huddle landing page with curved sections
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
aaaah >_<! This was a challenging one because of the curves! However, somehow I managed to do it on my own with what I have learned before :-)! (I have a rule that I can't look for the solution on the internet until I solve it on my own, if it's been more than 40 minutes and I really can't, then I look for the solution. But this way I put pressure on myself to think more in the moment of solving something)
I think I wrote more css than normal (what do you think?) ... I had to make some changes on my html when I was almost finishing an I messed it up XDDDD so I had to change some class names here and there and well, that´s it.
On the other hand, the feedback you leave is really helpful!, bit by bit I´ve been learning a lot (I think? 0.0) thanks to you too, guys!
As a funny side note ("funny"): I didn't know it was allowed to use frameworks in your projects!! D: When i finish all the free html and css challenges, and start those containing JS I will start trying different frameworks! I am excited!
and as always:
Also thanks to everyone for taking the time to read and see my solution, and to those who provide feedback! It is greatly apreciated
So if you have any advices on how I can improve my choices and the way I write my code, I would greatly appreciate it!
Thanks in advance :D! Have a nice day! :=)
Community feedback
- @FluffyKasPosted over 2 years ago
Heyo,
This looks fantastic! Everything looks precise and neat, on all screen widths. I really love to see solutions where it's clear someone worked hard for the results. ^_^
I looked at the html and the css too, they're both very clean and easy to read. The only thing I could really suggest here (purely because nitpicking is my hobby) is to add some inline padding to the "Try it free" button in the header. That's about it >.<
Have you tried scss? When doing these full-page challenges css really drags on. That's when I started doing scss and it made things a lot more bearable.
And well done, on the curves, they look real nice. It's always nice to try finding solutions on your own first! But yeah, it's good to know when to give up and ask for help/look for a hint. I used to be so adamant on doing everything on my own and considered asking for help "cheating". I was very wrong and wasted a lot of time XD
Well done again, Luis and happy coding ^_^
Marked as helpful1@PazispeacePosted over 2 years ago@FluffyKas Thank youuu for the feedback and your kind words(◔‿◔)
I will add the inline padding o.Ooo you are right, I didn't notice I needed more padding on there
I do want to try scss!!! it seems like an awesome tool! However, I wanted to use plain css in these challenges to have a better understanding on what I'm doing with css, but I will start to use it!
xD I am a bit like that, I considered asking for help "cheating", but then I realized it is better to ask for it when you are really stuck! We didn't born knowing everything after all, and you can learn something new :D
thanks once again for your words and time!
happy coding to you too!
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