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Submitted over 4 years ago

Fylo landing page with two column layout

Karim•810
@Karimsamir112
A solution to the Fylo landing page with two column layout challenge
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  • David Ouma•270
    @daudi13
    Posted over 4 years ago

    Hello Karim, thank you for your submission I really think you did a good job on the project . I can see your project is very responsive for both Mobile and desktop display. I just have a few comments on your code.

    1. I noticed you didn't use a div eg .container to wrap your code after the body.

    2. You didn't use header nav or footer to group your markup. remember you can create a website using HTML alone but you can't create a website without it. So your markup needs to be understood by the search engines.

    3. You did use button instead of button:submit for your buttons.

    4. You didn't add any border-radius for your buttons.

    5. You didn't use the suggested font-size, font-family and font-weights that came with the README.md file.

    6. Try learning BEM naming convention for naming divs in your HTML.

    In general I think you really tried your best. keep being consistent and you'll see the results. Keep up the good work. Happy coding. you can upvote a comment if you find it helpful

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