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  Better5afe•850

  @better5afePosted about 1 year ago

  Hi Anjali!

  Firstly, congrats on completing this project! 🎉 It turned out really nice and I bet you had a lot of fun while doing it.

  Below you can find some tips from my side on how you can improve it:

  • Line height - you can slightly increase line height inside the left-section container and inside the comments.
  • Layout - as of now, the entire section sticks to the left side, on mobile as well as desktop viewports, it would look better if you tried to center it, for example using flexbox.
  • Colors - you can add a root variable at the beginning of your CSS files that will store custom properties, usually colors. They provide many benefits, such as reusability and allow dynamic updates.
  • Comments - I see that you left some comments in your HTML and CSS files. Make sure to delete them before deploying the application to avoid uneccessary code clutter
  • Breakpoints - I recommend checking out Bootstrap documentation for available breakpoints as their ranges provide a good foundation to build an app for almost any device.
  • This one is a little bit out of scope, but you can try implementing BEM methodology while naming the classes, it makes them more clear and easy to understand for an another developer.

  I hope you will find those tips helpful. Overall, the project looks solid and once again - congrats!

  Happy Coding! 👻🎃

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  Anjali saini•150

  @AnjaliicodePosted about 1 year ago

  Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback and congratulations! 🎉 I really appreciate your insights and suggestions, and I'm glad you liked the project. 🙌 It means a lot to me that you took the time to review my project. I definitely had a lot of fun working on it!

  Increasing the line height and centering the layout sound like great ideas. I'll give those a try to make the design even better. And you're absolutely right about using custom properties for colors - it'll make things more organized and flexible.

  I'll also make sure to clean up those comments before deploying the application - it's a good practice to keep the codebase clean and tidy.

  Bootstrap breakpoints are a great suggestion, and I'll definitely explore using them to ensure a responsive design.

  BEM methodology is something I've been meaning to dive into, so your reminder is much appreciated. It can make the code more maintainable, which is always a plus.

  Thanks again for your support and Happy Coding to you too! 🚀👻🎃

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