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Peter Smith
12,347 PointsReview my Project and Give me Feedback
Hey,
I'm getting closer and closer to finished with the first version of a project I've been working part-time for the last month or so.
I'm hoping ya'll could comment on it. The link is here
3 Answers

Caitlin Stein
15,525 PointsNeat project- I think personality types are interesting. You might want to check the 16personalities link on your homepage, it looks like there's an extra "w" in the web address (wwww.16personalities.com) preventing the link from working properly.

Donnie Reese
17,211 PointsI love anything that visualizes data. I can't wait to see how this turns out as you gain more information.
That being said, have you thought about changing the layout flow on screens that appear very large? such as side-by-side boxes instead of vertical? Also, a big of contrast would help visually. I like it, though! Keep up the good work.

Peter Smith
12,347 PointsDonnie Reese I have plans for desktop viewing. Mobile-only today, desktop tomorrow. When you say contrast my ears perk up, I can make an okay design on my own but I do appreciate any tips and thoughts from others. What contrast would you add?

Donnie Reese
17,211 PointsI was thinking that, since there are headers to the different content boxes, that they could have a subtle background color. It would separate them from the content and help to separate the boxes from one another visually without adding more space. This would also work on both a mobile and desktop view.
I was thinking of a few other ways, as well, but they were mostly visual cues that could wouldn't really add format or structure.
Edit:
I was toying around with it. I did this in the Chrome inspector.
Peter Smith
12,347 PointsPeter Smith
12,347 PointsFixed the link :)