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Vincenzo Marcovecchio

@VincenzoMarcovecchioItaly1,195 points

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  • Vincenzo Marcovecchio•1,195
    @VincenzoMarcovecchio

    Thank you so much for your answer

    Yeah I should fix the errors and be more concern to the designs

    One question, is it asking for your position the iframe ? I totally forgot to remove it

    FEM doesn't allow urls other than the ones they have whitelisted, this can be some kind of bypass? not really, but I just wanted to throw my solution in there. And also because I had d3 installed there

  • Vincenzo Marcovecchio•1,195
    @VincenzoMarcovecchio

    Hey there, I like your navbar solution using CSS only, I think it can be used in production or at least it's very close but there are many bugs I noticed throughout the website that make it to be reviewed. Mostly you need to review heights and paddings your are giving to sections (if you are concerned to design). Font style is loaded correctly but is not the same as the design also. You should have a look at some CSS transitions animations here https://freefrontend.com/css-menu/ and here https://fireship.io/lessons/css-responsive-icon-navbar/ to keep practicing 👍

  • Vincenzo Marcovecchio•1,195
    @VincenzoMarcovecchio

    Sir, I think this is a good job, well done! 👏🎉 What you can do to make it perfect is fixing those accessibility errors, giving the input the aria-label attribute is a good start... I forget these things as well...

  • Vincenzo Marcovecchio•1,195
    @VincenzoMarcovecchio

    Hey I like your solution!

    I recently discovered another way to write this markup, It might be the best way to go next time

    <details>
<summary>How many team members can I invite?</summary>
<p> bla bla bla </p>
</details>

    cheers

  • Vincenzo Marcovecchio•1,195
    @VincenzoMarcovecchio

    You're not far from design, maybe just a better understanding of sizes and dimensions, that footer got you a little bit higher (we have to make the designer happy) this slider comparison up here helps to see our mistakes. It just takes time though, so keep practicing! Great job 👍

  • Vincenzo Marcovecchio•1,195
    @VincenzoMarcovecchio

    Good job man!

    From what I can notice here maybe try to fix that <nav></nav> element, give it some align-self so that when you hover on the link it's not jumping too much

    and try to make the telephone number and the email address on the footer links you can click

    Keep practicing 👍 :)

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