Design comparison
Solution retrospective
My css is pretty messy. If anyone has time to comb through it and make suggestions how to clean it up bettter that would be great!
Javascript was pretty new but got the hang of it. Wasn't sure if I should've some how looped through the data or setting it to variables was okay.
Also I don't know any standard best practices let me know if there's a link to any.
Community feedback
- @evengenePosted about 1 year ago
Hello @Bkevin3110, Good job on the project. Here are several things I think you can improve in your codebase.
Overall I would advise to use a linter to cover a basic code formatting, try using Free Online CSS Beautifier / Formatter for example for your *.css and *.html files.
style.css
- try avoiding naming the classes with a capital letter ( for ex: “.Summary ”)
- line 147, 148 contains error - should be “24px”
- please try to cleanup the unused comments like ‘/*https://stackoverflow …’
index.html
- feel free to format this file as well
- there is an error with missing tag on line 37:
<h3>Summary</h3>
README.md
- you can edit this file to include only info you need for your portfolio, for example you can remove: “Note: Delete this note and update the table of contents based on what sections you keep”
I also think the “Continue” button has a border that design does not have, feel free to check it as well.
Great job and good luck!
Marked as helpful0@Bkevin3110Posted about 1 year ago@evengene
Thank you for the advice! I didnt know about the linter for code formatting! I will go over and fix things you suggested!
0 - @EshrakRahmanPosted about 1 year ago
I love your design! The way you've added those boxes around the elements looks fantastic. Today, I learned something new from your work. Keep it up, you're doing a great job! 😊
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