Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Sass is a very useful css preprocessor and makes writng css very easy. It allows all the functionalities of vanilla css and more. I found out in this project that using it in next js is as simple as just changing the css files extensions to scss. It can be used in a modular way just as css mosule works. I am enthusiastic about being able to use it in my project with next js.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I flowed through this project smoothly and encounters no challenges.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?In future projects, I'm going to learn more about adding custom fonts and metadata to my website and webpages.
Community feedback
- @robcrockPosted 6 months ago
The HTML is nice and easy to follow. My only feedback there is that you could've have used a string template to make the alt text more specific. The anchor tags could have also been put in an unordered list and some dummy links could have been added to those anchor tags.
Marked as helpful1@Eugene-akPosted 6 months ago@robcrock I appreciate the suggestions and will refactor accordingly but I don't get what you mean with the alt text.
0@robcrockPosted 6 months ago@Eugene-ak sure 👍 what I meant there was just a userName variable to something like "Example Name", then the alt text could receive alt={
${userName}'s profile image}Marked as helpful1
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