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Posted by Rick Rakin
Rick Rakin
6,531 Points

Please critique second website, version 1.0

Located here:Margin & Padding Ribhouse

Website is mostly non-responsive. I'm okay with that as I know I still have a lot to learn. Styling suggestions?

8 Answers

sergio savala
sergio savala
3,683 Points
sergio savala
sergio savala
3,683 Points

Great site man awesome!

Brian Pirouet
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Brian Pirouet
Courses Plus Student 1,653 Points
Brian Pirouet
Brian Pirouet
Courses Plus Student 1,653 Points

well i'll start by saying it's better than my second website that i made back when i was 14 coming on 15. A long time ago yes, so much has changed now and so many different techniques.

I like the layout, only thing i find a bit out of place is the images to the top left and right, the one on the left has a hard edge and the one on the right doesn't and that makes it look a bit out of place if you ask me.

You are going great for only knowing little html / css though.

Patrick Cooney
Patrick Cooney
12,216 Points
Patrick Cooney
Patrick Cooney
12,216 Points

When I built my first website, using scrolling marquees was awesome and adding color to the scroll bar made you one of the cool kids. Can't say I'm sad web design has evolved to the point it has. Haha.

Dani Kellogg
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Dani Kellogg
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 16,734 Points
Dani Kellogg
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Dani Kellogg
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 16,734 Points

The site looks great! I like the center logo, very clean. :)

I agree with Brian about the top left and right images. Maybe find a way to make them more uniform with the rest of the site. They are a bit soft in comparison to such a strong center logo.

Rick Rakin
Rick Rakin
6,531 Points
Rick Rakin
Rick Rakin
6,531 Points

Thanks for the compliments. Top images not looking right. Okay I struggled with that. I'll aim to make the top left and top right more uniform and not contrast so much with the top center logo. Will fix this.

Andrew Pritykin
Andrew Pritykin
6,574 Points
Andrew Pritykin
Andrew Pritykin
6,574 Points

I am loving the design. I took a look and inspected your webpage to see your code and very clean and easy to follow. Good job and keep up the work!

Marcus Tisäter
Marcus Tisäter
4,886 Points
Marcus Tisäter
Marcus Tisäter
4,886 Points

Great work, Focus on the Alignment

Rick Rakin
Rick Rakin
6,531 Points
Rick Rakin
Rick Rakin
6,531 Points

Changes made to the header images and logo opacity. I'd love for them to blend into the background more, but that it is beyond my Paint.net capabilities as of today. Transitioning over to Photoshop CC now.

The alignment is off somewhere?

Patrick Cooney
Patrick Cooney
12,216 Points
Patrick Cooney
Patrick Cooney
12,216 Points

My recommendation also relates to the header images. I would maybe try to find one long image you find acceptable and have it span the entire length. Then create the text with @font-face. Or find an image to stick in the middle that looks like it could be a part of both and use it to unify the two separate images. Other than that it looks great. Color palate, layout, good work man!