Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Hey there,
Just finished my first challenge. I'd appreciate all the reviews from you guys. Especially the bad ones.
Repo https://github.com/milan93djordjevic/milan93djordjevic.github.io
Live https://milan93djordjevic.github.io/
-Briefly- I struggled with .jpeg design so I'm sure that some of the content (most of it) is not even close to pixel perfect. So while reviewing it please focus on "bad practices" or point out good ones and let me know. Looking forward to hear more from you.
Thanks, Milan D
Community feedback
- @bgnicholPosted over 4 years ago
This looks good, Milan, and great work on accessibility. That is something I am working on, so it helps to see your code. Also, you laid out your grid in a different way than I had; it is helpful to see the alternative. The site looks good. A question: does your media query address mobile viewport size?
1@milan93djordjevicPosted over 4 years ago@bgnichol Thanks for positive review. I've added only max-width of 800px in queries; plan was to target smaller tablets and phones. I've downloaded second project and realized there's a style-guides file which I didn't use in this one... Beginners mistake... I don't know how I missed it the first time tbh... Anyhow on Four Cards Project says to use query for mobile 375px. Now you can stick to it but seems to me that design should break down to mobile on smaller tablets and all other smaller viewports... As for the grid, I like your version more - it's simple and efficient for this project. But in meanings of frontend web development I'd probably use 12 columns layout same as bootstrap does because you'll have more flexibility with it while working on "real life" projects. I don't know, maybe I'm wrong but (I'm not an expert...yet :D )
1 - @milan93djordjevicPosted over 4 years ago
*I just realized I had style-guides file which I didn't use :'D
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