Just looking for feedback and suggestions on my Survey form. Let me know what you think.
Youâre doing one project a day now?
I like it. Suggestions for improvements would be to vertically compress it slightly (I.e. by smallering the form grid-gap) so the user doesnât have to scroll too much. Further eventually improve a bit the default designs of the form items.
The content of the submit button exits itâs container on smaller screen widths.
Other than that the page is functionally great. Hope this helps you.
what browser are you viewing it in and what screen size did you shrink it down to to make it do that? I start my projects at 280px wide and I have a min-width
set to around 260px on the entire grid⌠so I have no clue how that is happening. Glad you caught it though, thanks :).
Iâm actually on the Javascript Calculator now⌠My brain needs a couple days vacation from it lol. I havenât been posting my projects in here for feedback so I figured Iâd go back over them nit picking and polishing to keep my coding mind active but AWAY FROM THAT CALCULATOR!!! lol.
I understand what you mean about vertically compressing it though. The reason I have it spaced out as far is because I personally felt it was a little too clustered, maybe finding a good place in the middle will work. On one end I wouldnât want the user to have to use extra brain power to separate and distinguish things before processing them, but then I do indeed want everything to be as visible as possible on the screen. Iâll poke around at it, thanks for your feedback.
ok another one for âtoo much spaceâ⌠hmm⌠I already explained what led me to wanting to have that much space before so I donât want to go all through it again⌠maybe I can think of another way to separate them visually so they donât crowd together when being closer. thanks
Sorry @Optiq01 , the submit button exits the container on smaller screen âheightâ (not width).
Even then is the amount of space that you currently have needed? It would look twice as better if you just remove half of the margin.