Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I love the HTML structure of my page, which seems clear and neat, and I tried to follow BEM convention for class naming.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I started learning Sass while working on this project. But I couldn't figure out how to deploy webpage with sass in it so I had to remove it from my project and used plain css.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?How to deploy a webpage styled with Sass.
Community feedback
- @kass8mal8Posted 6 months ago
Your solution is good and includes semantic html.Make the following adjustments and it will be better.
- The links are embedded in div tags which creates a lot of tags, they should be embedded in li tags for accessibility
- The bit about sass, use a sass compiler which generates CSS code from your sass then import your CSS as usual.
Marked as helpful0@cvtqxPosted 6 months agoHi @kass8mal8 ,
thank you for reviewing my work. It's good to know the proper way to structure a list of links. I have updated the code to include ul and li. I was using gulp for compiling sass (following a tutorial) but still had trouble figuring out how to publish the page after all.
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