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David McEnnerney
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 2,377 PointsTech Degree project feedback
Hi guys,
Im on the Front End Tech Degree programme but only can afford the $99 tariff but would love some feedback on my projects so far. Is there anyone that would be willing to help and offer up some advice? Id be very grateful :)
Thanks!
6 Answers
Kerry Collier
16,151 PointsI can certainly take a whack at it. I'm not an expert but extra eyes on something is always useful! I'm working on the same tech degree at least!
David McEnnerney
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 2,377 PointsThat would be great, whats the best way for you to have a look?
Kerry Collier
16,151 PointsHave you uploaded it to your Github?
David McEnnerney
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 2,377 PointsNot yet but I will do now!
David McEnnerney
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 2,377 PointsBoth projects i have done are now on there! The second is almost finished but still have one little problem when adjusting browser size as you will see.
My username is davemcennerney!
Thanks for your help :)
Kerry Collier
16,151 PointsYeah, I'm looking at the second one. So, what is likely causing the issue with the browser size is how you're doing the layout of the images there. So you have them each in individual article tags, and they're all likely different sizes then, so at the 1024 they're not adjusting right. What I did, and what I think they are looking for, is putting the images in as an <ul> and as <li> tags and then floating and clearfixing. Did you do the building your first website course by chance? That's the method they teach in that, so that's how I did it. You're welcome to click on my github and see what I did if you need some guidance there. Probably easier to see what I did then to type it out lol I'll admit my CSS is a tad chaotic, I need to fix that, but it does work! lol Also, I'd look into putting your css in their own folder, as I know that is in there for an Exceeds option, and it just cleans things up a bit, but it's not required for the project. Otherwise, I think you look like you hit everything else.
David McEnnerney
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 2,377 PointsOk great thx, i appreciate you having a look! I'll have a look at yours and see what you did. Which tariff are you on and how far in are you?
Kerry Collier
16,151 PointsI'm on project 3, and I have the full access. So, not too far ahead, I just finished that one a few weeks ago.