
Well Formatted Social Media Links page with CSS Grid.
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I found it much easier this time around to format my page. With experience now in using CSS Grid, centering my div on a page became much more concise and easy.
Next time, I think I'll begin diving into more responsive layouts with @media queries if possible, which can help accomodate for smaller screens.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?No challenges.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Any general css or html tips are always greatly appreciated.
Community feedback
- @BlackpachamamePosted about 1 month ago
📌 Some suggestions
- In your
userSocialLinksContainer
you could use flexbox and instead of adiv
it could be aul
list - Then, each
li
element in the list will have ana
, since you are adding the link to the social networks. - Also, you can add styles for the
hover
instead of theactive
Marked as helpful1@Squ1ntyPosted about 1 month ago@Blackpachamame Thanks for the tips! Will keep it in mind for next time.
1 - In your
- @HadryanLopoPosted about 1 month ago
Nice job. The only thing I could say that could have been better is the semantics of html. Tags like h1, h2 and nav are a good resource to help with SEO engine.
1@Squ1ntyPosted about 1 month ago@Haddryan Thanks for the tip! I'll make sure to incorporate those tags into my next project.
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