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Submitted about 1 year ago

Social links profile - Solution

Randy Robson•50
@randyrobson
A solution to the Social links profile challenge
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  • Simon Capillon•100
    @simon7195
    Posted about 1 year ago

    Hi! 😄

    Your solution is really nice, I really like the little animation that moves when the buttons are hovered.

    May I make a few comments :

    • For the avatar, you used the background of your div to insert your image. I think using an img tag would have been more appropriate, especially in terms of accessibility, as in your case you can't display alternative text (alt="avatar of ...").
    • For geographic datas, a p tag would have been more appropriate than an h2.
    • The section tags defines important areas of a site. In the case of a linktree, a div or span would have been more appropriate.
    • Regarding fidelity to the proposed design, your dimensions differ a little from the model. It's a detail, but for some designers and customers it can be annoying.
    • Your CSS is very short, I think that's great, especially since on my side they're usually longer 😓. However, I think you should use classes because in a larger project, using tags as selectors is a dangerous gamble and makes it difficult to read your code (especially if it's uncommented as is your case).

    I hope you find my comment useful. Keep it up! ✌️

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