Hi,
I’ve finished my portfolio page, and have submitted it to freeCodeCamp.
Feedback as always welcome.
What happens next? Is it going to be reviewed and will I get the certification or do you have to request it?
Hi,
I’ve finished my portfolio page, and have submitted it to freeCodeCamp.
Feedback as always welcome.
What happens next? Is it going to be reviewed and will I get the certification or do you have to request it?
Looks good and responsive enough, though the welcome section seems a bit out of place on small screen:
And you can claim certification in your freeCodeCamp account settings page after signing the Academic Honesty Policy.
That’s weird, I’ve tested it on Chrome, Firefox and Safari on Mac OS X and the two media queries worked fine. Which OS are you using?
Smallest screen possible, width 500px.
Try checking through Responsive Design mode (Ctrl+Shift+M
) in Firefox. Or this.
Thanks, I had never heard of the responsive design mode before and it looks like a great tool. Even though I had only tested it for a minimum width of 500px, it still looks ok at 400px, but not below that.
However, how many screens actually have a width of 400px or less? I looked it up and I found that some LCD screens for the Raspberry Pi with a width of less than 3" have a width of less than 400px. After some extra searching I also found a cheap 5" smartphone with a screen width of 480px. But how much effort and time should you spend on catering for such small screens?
The pre-built screens in responsive mode are for android and various apple products, you can’t really ignore those! Mobile viewports are way smaller, and sites should know how to handle those.