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rachaelallison
9,521 PointsI made a google clone! I'd love your feedback!
Hey Treehouse!
I just finished the Web Development track, and I put all my knowledge to use by making a clone of the Google homepage on Codepen.
I tried to faithfully replicate the homepage as clearly as possible, but I"m certainly still learning!
Here's the link: http://codepen.io/rachaelanneallison/pen/YqvjrR?editors=1100
I'd love your feedback about how I could make my code more concise, clear, and easy to read.
Thank you!
3 Answers
rachaelallison
9,521 PointsThanks for this feedback, Ryan!
The google homepage doesn't resize (since they have an app), so I didn't include that on purpose. But I'm working on another project that will include that.
Thanks for taking a look! :)
Chriss Benitez
2,222 PointsWow nice, I'm not an expert I'm just starting but I will unite both footer classes in one
.rightfooter a:hover { text-decoration:underline; }
.leftfooter a:hover { text-decoration:underline; }
Maybe use the same class for both. Cheers
Ryan Gee
7,886 PointsLooks practically identical - great job!
If you're looking for an extension, you could try making it work on mobile using media queries, using percentages instead of fixed pixel widths?