Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I am proud to have completed this challenge as accurately as I could without the use of Figma files, and I am proud of the animation hover effects I created using just HTML and CSS. I am continuing to try to improve my use of Semantic HTML and site responsiveness.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?The challenge posed was trying to approximate unit lengths for the elements (margins/padding etc.) without the use of a Figma design. I attempted to approximate these details as accurately as I could using Macs Preview application with the provided design jpgs. I was able to click and drag between items in the image and get a number in pixels to then use in my CSS code.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I am always open to constructive feedback, especially if there are any potential areas that are generally considered best practices that I should be incorporating into my code, or if there are design patterns that I could better be utilizing to improve my code.
Community feedback
- @larryQuaoPosted 4 months ago
Your work looks good, well done.
- I would like just prompt you to do some little changes to the font weight of the "Front-end ..." text to
font-weight: 600;
orfont-weight: 700
. I think it will look better. - I think instead of using
<article></article>
use<main></main>
instead. I took this knowledge from this article since it the best practices of semantic HTML. I hope this helps, also learning here but feel free to correct me if I am wrong. Great job once again.
Marked as helpful0 - I would like just prompt you to do some little changes to the font weight of the "Front-end ..." text to
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