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Posted by Jaime Rios
Jaime Rios
Courses Plus Student 21,100 Points

My first website build with Foundation.

Here is my first website built for a friend. Please show feedback.

www.seducciondelta.mx

Chyno Deluxe
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 Points

I think you forgot the link =)

3 Answers

Jaime Rios
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Jaime Rios
Courses Plus Student 21,100 Points
Jaime Rios
Jaime Rios
Courses Plus Student 21,100 Points

Sorry, I just updated my question

Chyno Deluxe
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 Points
Chyno Deluxe
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 Points

Interesting. I like the design. Simple and to the point. An improvement I would suggest is you optimize your images so they load faster. If you have Photoshop, I'd suggest you create web optimized images that are smaller and less quality so that the file size can be reduced and will load faster.

Good Work.

Trace Harris
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Trace Harris
Python Web Development Techdegree Graduate 22,065 Points
Trace Harris
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Trace Harris
Python Web Development Techdegree Graduate 22,065 Points

there could be a few refinements design wise . typographically I feel your line lengths are too long, It is a good rule of thumb to keep them from 40 - 75, I usually go for about 50 - 100 characters. Everything is aligned rag-left except for the courses page, that is a little disconnect, you should aim for consistency there. On the home page maybe swapping the placement of the text and image? or possible play with size and hierarchy in the type you have a lot of space to work with .

Trace Harris
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Trace Harris
Python Web Development Techdegree Graduate 22,065 Points

So I was thinking about the line length a good way to do this is using foundations built in grid system. just put each block or blocks of text in its own div. then use foundations built in class names to dictate how many columns the div will take up foundations grid system and how to implement is well documented on their site.