@swethalakshmi22
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I would like to know about any suggestion for improvement.
Looking to hire developers?
@gretagr
@swethalakshmi22
Submitted
I would like to know about any suggestion for improvement.
@gretagr
Posted
Hi, your desktop version looks really nice! Do you plan to make it responsive? This would definitely improve your project :)
@avisikhsan
Submitted
hello this is my first challenge sorry i'm still newbie
please give me feedback.
thank's ^_^
@gretagr
Posted
Hey, congrats on your first solution! I think your code is actually quite neat! You use HTML5 tags really nicely! (maybe you don't need the div's around article tags tho). However, I have some thoughts about the design itself:
Now, it might seem to be not so much of an issue (the code is good, right?), but as a frontend developer, your goal is to get the website looking as close to the design as possible, so I thought this kind of feedback might be useful too :)
Good luck on your next projects, you're off with a good start!
@abhi4701
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i am not able to make this page responsive so can u tell me how to do that.
@gretagr
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Hello, congrats on your first solution! Now, for the responsiveness. You can make this site responsive with bootstrap (since you already using it).
All you need is to use responsive breakpoints (Bootstrap grid)
Here is the link to the documentation, to get you started: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/3.4/css/#grid-options
And video tutorial for extra clarity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmPmwdshCMw
Good luck!
@Victor-Villacis
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@gretagr
Posted
Such a clean, beautiful solution! It makes me wanna try Bulma! Did you try it for the first time in this project?
@macbrightie
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this is the mobile version of the site .. please go through and tell me what you think... the mobile version has been corrected i have now added the desktop version please check that also and tell me what you think
@gretagr
Posted
Hi, you did an amazing job so far!
I have some ideas about how you could improve your project:
The website has a horizontal scroll when viewing on the mobile. I think fixed body size is the reason for that (width: 405px). Also, you should always use the <meta> viewport element for responsive websites to avoid this kind of problem.
The second one is absolutely a matter of taste: background for the menu (when active) could be less transparent so that the site beneath it wouldn't distract viewers' eyes so much.