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I started out using css grid for the middle section, but I couldn't quite get it to work. I finally used relative and absolute positioning with percentage values for the widths and the responsiveness was much easier . I am sure grid probably can do this easier, but I am not experienced enough yet to understand it. I used background position for the color dots backgrounds, but couldn't get it quite in the correct spot. not sure what the trick is there. I loved this exercise though. It was so much fun.
Community feedback
- @grace-snowPosted almost 3 years ago
Hi
Here's a few improvement suggestions
- the logo is the most important content on the whole page and youve currently hidden it from search engines and screenreaders. That alt cannot be left empty
- the app image is arguably really important content too, but the image description is empty
- could some other images in this be background images perhaps? Just an idea
- the email address in the footer needs to be a mail to link
- the social media icons are never just icons, you'd expect to click them, right? So they need to be interactive elements (anchor tags) that also have a label available to the accessibility api (eg. Sr only text)
Good luck with it
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