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Blog preview card using scss first time!
#sass/scssSubmitted 6 months agoI'm wondering if my CSS/SASS is easy to read. I think my class naming could use some improvement, and since this was my first SASS project, I'm still learning. I also noticed that my SASS file has grown quite large (160 lines!).
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- @S44r4h
Great job!
-The page matches the original design on both desktop and mobile. -You've used semantic HTML tags effectively! -The code is easy to read, and I particularly appreciate the clear and logical class naming. -It's great that you've added your own image and links to your social media profiles—this adds a personal touch to the page!
- @jammiecheng@S44r4h
The page looks the same on both desktop and mobile!
Semantic HTML: Semantic tags like <header>, <nav>, <main>, and <footer> are missing. Consider adding these for better accessibility.
The code is clear and easy to read, good job! :)
- @vovantri123@S44r4h
The page looks great on both desktop and mobile! The code is clear, and I really like your class naming style—it's very readable!
Here’s some feedback:
Semantic HTML: Consider using semantic tags like <header>, <nav>, <main>, and <footer> to improve accessibility and SEO. The alt text for images is a good start. Font sizing: It’s better to use em or rem instead of px, as they are more responsive and adapt better without needing multiple media queries.
- @BabatundeXBT@S44r4h
Well done! A few suggestions for improvement:
Semantic HTML: Consider using semantic tags like <header>, <nav>, <main>, and <footer> to improve accessibility and SEO. The alt text for images is a good start.
Responsiveness: The desktop layout looks good, but the mobile version needs improvement. Use media queries and test with DevTools for different screen sizes.
Hover Effects: Hover is missing: Consider adding :hover effects for interactivity.
The card looks as it should in the desktop view, and the CSS is clear and simple. I think it's great that you used rem and % instead of pixels. Good job, it gave me some inspiration for my own work! :)
- @syedhassan19@S44r4h
