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Submitted about 5 years ago

Pure CSS myteam multi-page website challenge

Shashi Lo•1,345
@shashilo
A solution to the myteam multi-page website challenge
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  • Matt Studdert•13,611
    @mattstuddert
    Posted about 5 years ago

    Awesome work on this challenge, Shashi! Your solution looks really good. If I'm using Sass and BEM I typically use the tailed modifier approach as well. So it's good to see someone else using it!

    I really like the animation details you've added as well 😍

    Here are a few small points after taking a look at your project, but these a pretty minor things:

    • At around 500px your h1 on the homepage has a single word per line. So this could be reviewed to make it more readable at this kind of device size.
    • I'd add a ul inside the address element for the location of the office as opposed to br tags. But perhaps this is just my personal preference.
    • One way of enhancing the contact form would be to add custom styled form validation as opposed to relying on the default HTML5 validation styles which aren't the nicest.

    You've done a really good job on this. I hope you enjoyed the challenge! 🙂

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