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Submitted over 2 years ago

Sunnyside agency landing page solution

react
Joanna Lee•140
@doleetos
A solution to the Agency landing page challenge
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Holy moly, this took quite some time to finish with ReactJS. But I had SO much fun! Please, please leave me any comments or feedback to better my code as I'm still new to React. I'm going to continue working on this to add more styles and make the site more interactive.

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    Dave•5,295
    @dwhenson
    Posted over 2 years ago

    Hey Joanna

    Lovely job here! The page looks great and responds well. I'm also learning React at the moment, but you are clearly way beyond me!

    Only a couple of small comments: as per the HTML warning I would put the testimonials section inside the main element, and probably make that sections heading a h2 (generally only one h1 page is advised).

    The only other improvement I could possibly suggest is to use pseudo-elements for the link underlines? This will give you a bit more control over shape and positioning (I am working on this challenge at the moment and used this approach - but not using React!)

    Lovely job and hope this helps a little.

    Cheers Dave

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