I did not take advantage of responsive design using bootstrap in this project. I do plan to go back and integrate that. Right now I’m moving forward on the Portfolio project.
Hi Greg, looks good. Here’s some suggestions. Your link at the bottom of the page doesn’t work. If you want to fix that then use target="_blank" in your link like this:
Please take a look at my most recent refactor of my Tribute Page. I decided to go back and add a modal to inform the user the point of the project, like a mini-README within the page. I also refactored the CSS to be mobile-first and responsive.
I like your choice of typography. One bit of feedback that a Front End Dev at work told me was to avoid using IDs and try and use classes instead. So rather than <figure id="fig1"> and #fig1 in your CSS then you could have <figure class="fig1"> and .fig1 in your CSS.
I think this is more relevant for working in teams on big projects but a good habit to get in to early.
P.S. Fonts confuse me. I probably spent more time picking fonts than any other design aspect in this project. How do you pick the right fonts? Do any of you know how?
@pagey, Great! I changed all ids to classes and I checked on stackexchange and you are correct about the best practice. I will take a look at your tribute page in a day or two and get back to you, just busy at the moment. Thanks for taking the time to give me some feedback. That was awesome!
If anyone is willing to give me feedback on my Tribute Page I would appreciate it. I did this a year ago in Notepad++ and just transferred it to CodePen. I’m back after a long hiatus and ready to get committed.
to wrap it up in a word. I liked the montage at the header.
Detailing his works rather than the regular bullet list made for an interesting read.
The “Lorel ipsum” at the last section showed off your readiness to let it out to the world to see,
that’s good momentum.
I’d love to get your summary of “Scream” though, and I think I’m not alone.