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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
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What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?ninguno
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?por ahora ninguna
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- @gmagnenatPosted 24 days ago
Congrats on giving this challenge a try !
Here are a few points that you'll want to check, it covers some fundamentals tips for building responsive and more accessible solutions later.
- you need a <main> landmark to indicate the main content of the web page
- you should load your stylesheet after loading the font styles, not before.
- adding a modern css reset at the top of your stylesheet in all your project will help you deal with browser inconsistencies and have a strong foundation for your stylesheet. Look up for Andy Bell and Josh Comeau, they both have solid ones.
- using pixel for font-size is an accessibility issue as it cannot respect the user browser settings. Use
rem
instead. https://fedmentor.dev/posts/font-size-px/ - 100vw on your container is not advises as it can cause overflow in some case. You can remove it.
- use a min-height:100vh instead of a fixed height on your container. It should be able to grow with the content.
- use a max-width in
rem
for the width of your component instead of the fixed width in pixel. - the links should not have a width but take the 100% width of the card. Add a padding to the card so it doesn't touch the edge
I hope you find something useful in this list. Don't hesitate to reach out on discord if you have any questions.
Happy coding !
0 - @TheWraithDevPosted 28 days ago
Looks identical - the HTML in my opinion could also include ARIA for accessibility
0@gmagnenatPosted 24 days ago@TheWraithDev no need of ARIA here.
No ARIA is better than Bad ARIA
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