@Uzair-Ul-Hassan
Submitted
Hello frontend mentor community! This is my solution to blogr landing page challenge. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
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@JaryCruz
@Uzair-Ul-Hassan
Submitted
Hello frontend mentor community! This is my solution to blogr landing page challenge. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
@JaryCruz
Posted
Your solution looks amazing. The responsiveness is great and I really like the animations for the mini-toggle. One detail that I found was that the toggle for the product & company links is not working. The only one that's working is the connect one. Maybe you forgot to add it. Overall, you did a great job. You used Semantic HTML. Also clean & concise comments for your JavaScript.
@Beshr-alkhabour
Submitted
Hey Guys, this is the first successful project | made on here, It looks kinda similar, | struggled with the box shadow and couldn't get it so | left it.
PS: I now realised that that image is not showing up and dont know whats the problem.
if you have any advice on how | could do it better please comment | would appreciate it.
Thank you
@JaryCruz
Posted
Box shadow is surely a tricky concept to understand at first but, with practice, you'll eventually get it. I recommend reading the documentation for box-shadow so you can better understand how it works if you haven't at: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/box-shadow . Other than that, you did a great job. Congrats on completing your first project!
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@primado
Submitted
In order to get started with Tailwind CSS, I decided to redo my first challenge again and do it better.
@JaryCruz
Posted
You did an amazing job. It looks identical to the original design. If you just started to use Tailwind you did a great job. There's really not much I could find. Keep it up !
@abhijithmuthyala
Submitted
Validation can be done much better, I'm yet to learn regex. I tried to make the form errors accessible using the aria-invalid
, aria-errormessage
and role='alert'
attributes and tested using the NVDA
screen reader. It seems to be working fine. The W3C Markup Validator complains about the role
attribute though. Feedback is much appreciated, thanks!
@JaryCruz
Posted
You did an amazing job. I checked the code and it's pretty clean. You completed the responsiveness which is great. The only detail that could be improved is the email validation but you still haven't learned, so it's okay. Overall, an awesome job.
@FabricioDag
Submitted
Basic html/css project i used to improve my notions about responsiveness Sadly the official project font still unavaliable :( Every feedback is welcome as always
@JaryCruz
Posted
You did an awesome job. The code looks extremely clean. Also, the responsiveness is great and I don't see any scroll bars which is awesome. I really couldn't find anything else. Great Job !
@Taras-ops
Submitted
Hello everyone :)
If you know how to do input better, write your recommendations there.
I hope you like my work) Have a good day)
@JaryCruz
Posted
I really like your work. Input ranges are one of the trickiest input types to handle and style so, congrats on that. The only thing I see is that the toggle for the year doesn't make the value on the prices change but I'm pretty sure you're aware of that. Overall, amazing job!
@felipetn1989
Submitted
Feedback welcome!
@JaryCruz
Posted
I took a look at your code and I honestly couldn't find anything on it. The only little small detail that I see on the screenshot is that the sizing of the cards are a little bit smaller than the design. Overall though, you did a great Job !.
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@anasdwc
Submitted
Any feedback is greatly appreciated
Most content is created using Grid, Flex, and React
@JaryCruz
Posted
The site looks amazing. The only little small detail I found was that you forgot to change the background color for the "Read More" Button. The layout is extremely well structured and all the elements have the correct sizing which is great. But overall, it looks really good.
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