What do you think of the Build a Technical Documentation Page?
https://codepen.io/VaneSuky89/pen/mvBZGW. Thank you.
Hello @VaneSuky89
First of all, Iām sure you forgot a '{'after the for declaration here:
for(i = 0; i < 10; i++)
printf("%d%d%d\n", i, power(2,i), power(-3, i));
return 0;
}
Iāve notice this because when decreasing the container size, that line of code breaks the container thatās on (check size at 550px).
Other than that Iād have a max width to the paragraph, itās difficult to read long lines of text, something like this: https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/108801/what-is-the-best-number-of-paragraph-width-for-readability
Also capitalize the āprogramming language Cā, itās a title
Looks single and to the point, Iād move one to the next assignment
Hi @Vanesuky89,
Itās a good one though my problem is with the typography. The font family you chose for the page in my opinion wasnāt appropriate with the content. Itās appears like a stylish web page yet itās for readingā¦ Sans family or Georgia would have been better. Just an opinionā¦ Otherwise great work
Made a small change for your opinion, as you like the font-family: Roboto.
Thank you for your comment
Very readable now compared to the previous oneā¦
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The
<a>
element cannot be a child of the<ul>
element. -
The
<li>
element cannot be a child of the<article>
element.
I know the example project does it but it is not valid HTML. Just so you know. I actually fixed the project some time ago I just donāt know when it will be updated.
Thank you very much for the comment. Iāll keep it in mind, I just did what the exercise told me to pass the test. You could upload a pull request solving this, sure they would appreciate it.
Thank you!
As soon as the fix is updated.
A greeting.