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Sunny Side Agency Landing Page | HTML/CSS | JavaScript | Mobile-First

#accessibility#jquery
Cornflakes 290

@CornflakesPlus

Desktop design screenshot for the Sunnyside agency landing page coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JS
2junior
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Heyyooo! How are you today? (I really do care)

First of all, I think this is not a Junior level challenge maybe more like level 3. It was a massive challenge with A LOT of CSS. If you want to test your basic CSS skills, this challenge is a good start. Anyways, I learned and improved many things on the way to accomplishing this challenge.

Some questions:

  1. How long did it ( or would it) take you to complete this project?

  2. What primary tools would you use for this project?

  3. What tools and technologies should I learn in 2023 for a FrontEnd Development job?

  4. When to use ChatGPT and Ai tools?

  5. Is it worth learning WordPress, WebFlow, or any other website-building tools?

  6. What would you rate my solution?

0 = lowest ( go back to school kid) 5 = highest ( You're a pro bro).

  1. Any suggestions to improve my JavaScript?

I will GREATLY appreciate the time and knowledge you would give me. If I could donate to you I would ;)

Community feedback

Suleman 750

@legion40216

Posted

Hi, great work on this challenge. I agree that this challenge was easily intermediate because this project requires good knowledge of flex and grid and position properties to accomplish it.

I am impressed on your "second section" which doesn't use an height value if you can explain how you did that i struggled with it a lot and had no choice to add height value

and over all i rate your work an easy 4.5 out of 5

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Cornflakes 290

@CornflakesPlus

Posted

Hi Suleman.

I used width: 100vw; height: 100vh; on the wrapper divs for the "Second-Section" (or services section). Did you point to the right section?

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