Hey FCC!
Looking for some feedback on my survey form, and some possible advice on making it more mobile friendly.
Cheers!
Hey FCC!
Looking for some feedback on my survey form, and some possible advice on making it more mobile friendly.
Cheers!
Hi! Your survey form is very clean and professional looking. I like the colors, esp. the line breaks you have. Itās a good contrast.
If youāre following the fCC User Stories, you gotta make sure you spell all of their requirements correctly - they are case-sensitive. I see you use camel casing instead of using dashes to separate some of your idās. I know some people donāt follow the objectives, but it could help you keep track of your work, if thatās an issue.
Iād change your input fieldās width to 200px instead of 280px (in your .inputField). Itāll help with the resizing.
You donāt have to make your radio and checkbox options into lists. I did that with my first survey and it made things complicated. Iām not completely done with my new survey, but I can give you a link to someoneās survey code I thought was really clean, responsive, and organized. Itās cool to see other ways of accomplishing the same goal.
Make sure you add a min and max to your number/age region. No one can be 150 years old or -6 lol. You could stick with age, or you could do āHow many years of experience do you have?ā or however you wanna word it. Choose realistic numbers for whatever you choose.
And just make sure your spelling is right (you spelled āenvironmentā incorrectly)
Canāt think of anything else rn. But I think this might be a good place to start? Hope it helps
@pleeseno Thanks a ton! I made a couple of adjustments and added a media query to help with resizing. Just curious as i just started FCC, is having exact user stories important in regards to user stories? Iām familiar with backend stuff more than frontend so I guess camel case is engrained in me. Do you mind also linking me the survey you reference? (Also, made a couple of adjustments, thanks again )
Thanks a ton for the reply!
Looks nice and simple.
No problem at all. Iām just starting fCC too and Iāve only been coding for about 4 months now solid. At least youāre strong in one field of this industry!
I think if youāre looking to get a certificate through fCC then itās important to follow the user stories b/c you submit each project at the end and I think it all works into your last project, which is a portfolio? Honestly, Iām not there yet
I also think following the user stories is pretty helpful in the beginning of things so you understand structure of it all. I donāt use all the ids and classes they tell me to add, but if someone else were to get my code and try to work on it, it may help them to have some key indicators on the page.
Hereās the survey to reference. I really liked how straightforward it is (shout out to @skj!): https://codepen.io/santoshkumarjoshi/pen/BvmBxG
I hope it helps!