
Responsive landing page using Sass
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
This was my first time using Sass, and I really only scratched the most basic surface level of it so far. But it was good to get it up and running, and I definitely have ideas for areas of Sass I can utilize in future projects. I also continued to try on CUBE CSS, but probably implemented some aspects of that methodology more faithfully than others. But progress, not perfection. Will be great to keep getting more experience with both CUBE CSS and Sass in future challenges.
Community feedback
- P@NikitaVologdinPosted 3 months ago
- Job includes semantic HTML
- 100 accessible on the lighthouse
- Layout looks great on all screen sizes
- When I completed the mockup I received an error about the second nav element on the page.
- Also, lighthouse metrics (chrome dev tools) can be improved by using static fonts in modern formats .wof2 and images can be converted to the .webp.
ImageMagick CLI for converting images
Great job, as always! I would be happy to collaborate on any project.
Best, Nikita.
Marked as helpful1P@elisilkPosted 3 months agoHi @NikitaVologdin,
Thanks so much for another close look at my solution. And for all the great suggestions for improvement. 🙏
I spent a little more time on revising my solution than I was originally hoping to. But in the end, it feels worth it, since I learned a good amount about the Lighthouse metrics and how to address the issues they surface. I think the solution scores much better and loads significantly faster as a result. 🚀 And while I was at it, I fixed some of the block spacing so now my solution looks much closer to the design too. A bonus! 😄
Anyway, thanks again for taking the time and pushing me to do better. It's much appreciated.
Eli
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