Check Out My first Tribute Page

[ArcaniDFG]

Hi so i just did my first tribute page for the certification project and i need someone who has experience to check it out ,point out and give me any tips so i can become better thank you.

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Challenge: Build a Tribute Page

Link to the challenge:

freeCodeCamp.org

[jwilkins.oboe]

HI @ArcaniDFG !

Please provide your code so we can provide you with feedback.

For feedback, I would suggest creating a free codepen account and placing your code in there and sharing the link with us.

CodePen

That will make it easy to provide feedback.

[ArcaniDFG]

Hello @jwilkins.oboe

I just made the codepen here is the link

Muhammad Ali Tribute Page

[jwilkins.oboe]

I think your page looks good.

A few thoughts from me

I would go over this lesson on giving linking meaningful names.

freeCodeCamp.org

Wikipedia entry is not that accesibile of a link name.

There are certiain places where yo ucan use the padding shorthand property, like here

  padding-left:5vw;
  padding-right:5vw;
  padding-top:1vw;
  padding-bottom:1vw; 

padding:1 vw 5vw;

Hope that helps!

[ArcaniDFG]

Wow Thank You very Much i totaly forgot about the padding shorthand property.

[MoxElliot]

Hello @ArcaniDFG

Great job! The page looks great! You have a good eye for color scheme and style. Nice use of id and class in the HTML to utilize in your CSS.

Check out https://validator.w3.org/ and The W3C CSS Validation Service. These sites let you run your HTML/CSS through and will find any little errors (there are just a few).

Keep on truckin!

[ArcaniDFG]

thank you very much @MoxElliot.
Will check them out