Responsive Web Design Portfolio
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To demonstrate the capability of building forms that are semantically-correct, with proper use/nesting of labels and form elements.
What I would change:
- Label checkboxes properly
- Use questions that mimick real-world forms
- Come up with a prettier design
Time spent: less than two hours
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To demonstrate an understanding of how to use the more accessible element "figure/figcaption" and how to manipulate images in CSS, an initiation to responsive design.
What I would change:
- Change the navbar colors to make it more accessible
- Reset the browser's default padding/margins to 0 so that the footer's width is actually the full width of the viewport.
Time spent: about two hours
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First real foray into responsive design (using media queries).
I'm very happy with how this one turned out (and the text was handpicked as well!) It is a pretty simple design and, thus, it is completely responsive!
What I would change:
- Have the scrollbar inside the page itself
- The navbar doesn't look very visually appealing, and perhaps I could have picked some better colors
Time spent: five hours
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First time using grid, non-default fonts, video elements, and mock pictures! It was incredibly hard making my vision match from desktop to mobile, I've learned the importance of mobile-first design!
What I would change:
- Mobile-first design
- Tested on desktop only, form may not be accessible on mobile
- Change the header image
- Focus on understanding how the grid elements actually work and not just how they look
- Perhaps better(/more accessible) colors and use a more professional font
Time spent: around ten hours?
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