Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I have the impression that i made it really complicated when it should not be. Tell me how could i make it easier. Every feedback appreciated!
Community feedback
- @katrien-sPosted about 4 years ago
Hi Tiass, You actually have a neat-looking design there. Though I do indeed see in your css you've gone a bit overboard with the media-queries.
- Start working mobile-first. And think about your breakpoints. FreeCodeCamp wrote an article on that.
- Set a max-width on your body. At some point you want the content to stop growing and be in its place. Enlarge your screen in your dev tools and see what happens when it gets really really big.
- To make your page more responsive; try to set your margins & paddings in (r)em, your font-size in rem and your widths in %. Pixels are strict values, they don't change.
- Instead of adjusting the margins on
bottom-boxes
andhero-ratings
I was tipped to usetransform: translate()
.
But your code reads lovely. It's well-organized. Nice one. Happy coding!
2@TiasstiassPosted about 4 years ago@graficdoctor Thanks for the feedback, will definitely look more into that.
0 - @ApplePieGiraffePosted about 4 years ago
Hey, Tiass! 👋
Nice job on this challenge! Your solution looks pretty good and is responsive! 👍
Like graficdoctor mentioned, setting a
max-width
on the content of the page would be a good idea, and I think adding some margin or padding between the heading + paragraph text and the review boxes in the desktop layout would be nice to prevent the two from coming so close together when the width of the screen decreases.Keep coding (and happy coding, too)! 😁
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