hey,
Below is my
Product Landing Page
link, would appreciate anyone’s feedback.
Thank-You!
hey,
Below is my
Product Landing Page
link, would appreciate anyone’s feedback.
Thank-You!
Hey, this looks really nice, I can tell you put a lot of work into it. I’d like to offer a few suggestions related to accessibility to make it even more effective.
The black text on the dark blue background does not have enough contrast to be readable. You can check your contrast levels using the WebAIM contrast checker.
I am seeing a horizontal scroll bar at all times. With a wider view port it barely scrolls at all (but it should not be there). At a narrower view port it scrolls quite a bit. You’ll want to get rid of that completely.
The two inputs need to have <label>
s. Placeholder text is an extra hint only and does not replace a label. And if you really want to be accessible then you can add the autocomplete attribute to those inputs.
The images should have alt
text which should describe what is shown in the image (as if you were describing it to a blind person).
Best practices dictate that your page should have one <h1>
near the top and then all subheadings below that should only jump down by one level at a time. So the current <h2>
should be an <h1>
. Any second level headings would be <h2>
s. And any third level headings under those would be <h3>
s. And so on. And I’m not so sure that all of the headings you currently have on your page are actually headings. For example, “Join our mailing list” could be a heading but then the sentence directly underneath it would not be.
Don’t use <br>
to create vertical space between elements. There are only a few proper uses for <br>
and this is not one of them. Use CSS padding/margins instead.
Hey, thanks for your feedback! I’ll try to ,
systematize things.
@bbsmooth Also what should i use instead of <br>
to create vertical space between elements??
Thank-you!!
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