Submitted about 3 years ago
Responsive mobile first. build with html, scss and javascript
@iredox10
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Please check the design and tell me what to improve
Community feedback
- @pikapikamartPosted about 3 years ago
Hey, great work on this one. Layout is different from the original, it's fine, but it could be improved. The responsiveness is great and the mobile layout is great as well.
Some suggestions would be:
- The
.top_background
element could be removed I think, it doesn't really add anything. - For the color theme toggle. It would be great to implement those using
input
. Right now, yours is not really accessible. What you could do is that, use afieldset
along withlegend
. Those color theme is a 2 selection, so 2 radioinput
should be used. I don't have a specific implementation of my solution for this one, but my other solution, you could check it out. It is the rest-api-challenge, but you will the color theme toggle that I made. Inspect it, and you will see the html structure. That is fully accessible. If you have any more question about it. You can respond again to this feedback and maybe I can make a simple snippet where you can check :> - Avoid using multiple
h1
element. Use only at least 1h1
per webpage. - To be honest, the html for this challenge is really hard, I am having a bit of trouble as well, so I could just only give right now feedback about obvious usage.
- The
alt
value for the social media icons should only use their name likealt="facebook"
. Do not include words like "icon, image, picture, logo, graphic", assistive tech will handle those for you. - Lastly, the your font is not really applying. Right now it is using the default
arial
. You might want to check that one out.
Aside from those, still a good job.
1 - The
- @iredox10Posted about 3 years ago
Raymart thanks for your feed and I really appreciate looking into my challenge. and I will consider your suggestions and your corrections. thanks, Raymart
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