Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I strugglled a lot with the scss part because of the diversity of inputs and special cases. I think that my structure is far from optimal and maintenance should be hard! Any advice on that point are welcome. I really liked the javascript part and I learned how to deal with inputs value as it was my first time. On the inputs, I didn't manage to get the outline correctly on safari. Does anyone know the tricks?
Community feedback
- @RioCantrePosted over 2 years ago
Hello there! Awesome work with this challenge. Looking at your solution, I think you should know the following as well…
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<div class="attribution">
can be wrap withfooter
tag or placed it inside themain
tag - With the Sass, to make it more readable, break the parts into individual files. For instance, new file for variables, media queries and contents which would be easier to debug
Other than that...
- Proper usage of semantic tags
- The HTML structure is well organized and readable
- The JS functionality is working accordingly
- Good job in using Sass for styling, the compositions are looking great!
- The hover state of the design is properly done
- The project is responsive and utilized the details based on the original design
- Well done in putting description on the JS file
Above all, the project is well implemented. Keep up the good work!
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