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Hi all,
my second attempt on this one. I believe It looks much better then the first one. But I have doubts in some line in index.html. Also I need to study more responsive stuff. Please feel free to tell me whats wrong :)
Thanks and have a nice day!
Community feedback
- @pikapikamartPosted about 3 years ago
Hey, good job on this one. Though the layout is really huge, you might want to tone it down a bit. The site is not responsive at the moment and the mobile layout is the opposite to what it should look like, the image needs to be at the top and not on the bottom :>
Some other suggestions would be:
- Avoid using
height: 100v
on a large container, especially thebody
tag, this makes the element's height be only limited to the current remaining viewport/screen's height. Instead, you can remove this or replace it withmin-height: 100vh
, this takes full height and will expand if it needs to. - Always have a
main
element on your site, this helps user to properly navigate the page. For this one, thecard
selector could have usedmain
element instead ofdiv
. - The
bottom
selector could have usedul
element, because as you can see, that section is just basically a "list" of information about the compony website. Eachli
tag would wrap the number as well as the text below the number. - The number 10k+ and other numbers are not suited to be a heading tag since it doesn't add any content overview about the section, using
p
tag on it would be great. - Also, on the
card
selector, replace thewidth: 1440px
bymax-width: 1440px
, using the former makes the element have explicit fixed width, this creates horizontal scrollbar for other users who uses lower resolution on that property value. - Lastly, try making the site as responsive as you can, using mobile first workflow would really help you with that.
Aside from those, great work again on this one.
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