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Submitted

Mobile-first webpage built with HTML, Sass, and JS

@Rabin92

Desktop design screenshot for the Easybank landing page coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
3intermediate
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Solution retrospective


I have finally completed this challenge!!

I found the hero section very challenging however I somehow managed to fix it by doing some research and watching a few tutorials. This challenge really tested out my layout skills and I am very glad that I got to learn new techniques and acquire new knowledge which I was not aware of.

Any feedback regarding my solution and my code would be greatly appreciated!

Community feedback

Tesla_Ambassadorβ€’ 3,000

@tesla-ambassador

Posted

I really like what you did with this challenge my favorite bit is the way you used the opacity on the pictures in the "Latest Article" section

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@Rabin92

Posted

Thank you @tesla-ambassador!

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The Burrito Doggieβ€’ 1,260

@BurritoDoggie

Posted

hello Rabin Gharti Magar,

I really think it is fantastic. It actually looks like it would be from Github. I can't really correct you on anything since I am definitely not as good as you. I just wanted to say that it is really cool.

Keep Coding!

                                     (@@)
                                      \__/
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ApplePieGiraffeβ€’ 30,545

@ApplePieGiraffe

Posted

Hi, Rabin Gharti Magar! πŸ‘‹

Well done on this challenge! πŸ‘ Your solution looks great and responds very well! πŸ‘

A tiny thing I might suggest is replacing the hamburger menu icon with an "X" icon when the menu is open. I think might be a nice extra touch! πŸ˜‰

Keep coding (and happy coding, too)! 😁

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@Rabin92

Posted

Thank you for the suggestion @ApplePieGiraffe. I have replaced the menu icon with 'X'.

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ApplePieGiraffeβ€’ 30,545

@ApplePieGiraffe

Posted

@Rabin92

Sweet! πŸ˜€ I like the animated transition between the open and closed states of the menu icon! πŸ‘

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brigittavargaβ€’ 55

@brigittavarga

Posted

Nice job on this one, looks great! I am currently working on this challenge, going to add extra pages to it for practice with my designs. Going to share the result soon!

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@Rabin92

Posted

Hey @brigittavarga,

Thank you for your feedback!

That's a great idea. It will be good practice and a chance to improve your skills and gain new knowledge. I am really looking forward to seeing your solution! ☺️

Good luck and Happy Coding!

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Anna Leighβ€’ 5,135

@brasspetals

Posted

Hi, Rabin! πŸ‘‹

Excellent job on this solution! πŸŽ‰ It responds very well, and looks great on large screens (1920px) too! Your work on the hero images paid off. What were the new techniques you learned on this project?

You really did a good job here, and I could only find a few, small suggestions:

  • Adding object-fit: cover to your .article__image will allow the image to fill the height and width while maintaining its original aspect ratio - right now the images can get a little bit distorted.
  • You might change the footer layout switch to a little later/wider. At around 685px it feels very squished.

Happy coding!

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@Rabin92

Posted

Hey @brasspetals,

Thank you very much for your feedback!

I learned how to effectively utilize ::before and ::after pseudo-elements and few other techniques which I will be using for future projects.

I greatly appreciate your suggestions, I will make those changes.

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Anna Leighβ€’ 5,135

@brasspetals

Posted

@Rabin92 Awesome - pesudo-elements are super useful for tricky image positioning and definitely come in handy for some of these challenges. Looking forward to your next solution!

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