Semantic HTML5 form with JS validation

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  Dmitry•375

  @dmitrymitenkoffPosted about 3 years ago

  Hey Teegamtee, thanks for your feedback.

  You're quite right to comment on the lack of responsiveness, I've added a breakpoint for a tablet view as well. I originally ignored adding other breakpoints simply because this particular design is just a component and I thought following the provided figma designs would suffice. But I can see how it could've been upsetting to have a mobile view displayed on a large screen.

  In terms of responsiveness in general, I thought it was more than just having a number of breakpoints but rather using relative units, min and max values, mobile first, web safe fonts, etc.. Please feel free to share any resources or point me in the right direction if I should incorporate other features of responsive design in the future - I'd be keen to learn more!

  Cheers and have a lovely day

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  Hi,

  Your solution looks ok at 1440px, and then anything below that is mobile view.

  • 1440px looks good but I was quite shocked to have mobile view literally starting 1px below 1440px, and all that white empty space it comes with on the sides don't look good.

  • This way I wouldn't say it's responsive because you only have it catered for two screens, 1440px and 375px, & in the styles guide that you are given, the 1440px for desktop and 375px for mobile they are to simply give you a picture of how big your site is to be in relation to the screen width, they are not telling you to only have your solution working on those two screen width but also in between.

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