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Submitted about 2 years ago

Result Summary Component (flexbox, layout, gradients)

Vedad•40
@vedadnurkanowitz
A solution to the Results summary component challenge
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  • Joachim•840
    @Thewatcher13
    Posted about 2 years ago

    Hi, I've read your code an have a few things that you can change:

    html

    • You should have a main landmark role in every project.
    • Don't skip the order of headings in html, you can't have an H2 before you have H1
    • do you know the meaning of strong? Strong isn't used for bold text, it says to screenreaders ("read this line with emphasis")
    • Apply headings to: your result/ great and summary
    • The 76/100 should be one p tag, if you're css breaks it seems now like:

    76

    /100

    with one p tag: 76/100

    • The right column shoud be an ul
    • Use landmarks in your html

    So your html is important for markup your website. Your html should be:

    • Readable without any line of css, think of it like a plain structured text
    • If a developer read your code without looking on your website, they should be able to know that is the main thing (h1) that is an ul,...

    css

    • Use a css reset, look on Andy's bell his website for a good and clear one
    • Never ever set font-sizes in px (absolute value), but in relative (rem) https://fedmentor.dev/posts/font-size-px/
    • give the h1 and p tag also a class, it is better to do this.
    • Your breakpoint should be much smaller then 1440px, something like 1024px or 768px (but convert to rem)

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