Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I did not have the design file for the page, therefore there can be a difference in implementation and actual design. Also, the color for gray 800 and gray 900, were not working for me. So, I did make a change in them a bit.
Community feedback
- @Code-BeakerPosted 4 months ago
Hi there, congratulations on completing this challenge... You've done a great work here! 🎉
I have checked the live site and your source code and I want to share some of my suggestions to improve your site.
- Consider adding
class
names to your HTML elements. This will make it easier for you to style the components. - You can actually declare the components without wrapping them inside a
section
tag. - The links should be wrapped inside an unordered list
ul
. Then, each link should be a a list item. Here's an example of this markup
<ul class="links"> <li><a class="links__link" href="#">GitHub</a></li> <li><a class="links__link" href="#">Twitter</a></li> ... ... </ul>
- Make sure your headings are in hierarchical order and they decrease by one level. This is essential in keeping the website accessible.
h1 h2 h3 h4 ... ...
- Instead of
px
units, userem
orem
to define properties such as margins, paddings, font-sizes, etc.
These are small but extremely important in making a website. I hope you understand them. If you want to learn further about them, you can find many articles and tutorials online.
Hope you find these helpful 😄
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- @AdamullaOsasPosted 4 months ago
I had the same problem with sizing my component, but it's fine. One thing though, try to add some spacing between these "boxes" with social media names, this will help reduce this space on the bottom of your component, that just don't look that good.
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