London | ITP-MAY-25 | Mohammad Jafarzadeh(MR_ASH) | Wireframe#437
London | ITP-MAY-25 | Mohammad Jafarzadeh(MR_ASH) | Wireframe#437Ashjz wants to merge 14 commits intoCodeYourFuture:mainfrom
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This is generally looking good. I left a few comments with things to think about and improve.
Also one visual thing - the problem requirements say the footer should be fixed to the bottom of the screen, but on your page I needed to scroll to see the footer - can you fix this?
Also, your README page doesn't score 100% on lighthouse - please fix this :)
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| background-color: #f0f0f0; /* Light gray background */ |
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Could you think of a way to make it so that you could still read that this is light gray, without needing to write a comment? It's generally better to use semantically meaningful names in code than need to explain them.
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I think this comment still stands - how could you make it easier to know at a glance what #f5f7fa or #181818 means? And to show that the background of the header and footer are the same?
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Thanks, the page is now looking great! I just left one comment open about potentially making colours more clear in the CSS, but this is looking great! |
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hey again Made changes. All color codes have been replaced with semantic color names (like AliceBlue, MidnightBlue, RoyalBlue, etc.). Cheers :)) |
This reverts commit f7e0a26.
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performance score updated with some changes to 100 :) |
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This is looking great, good job!
On the colour names - using named colours is one way, but another is to use variables. Before your changes, the code had:
--paper: oklch(7 0 0);
--ink: color-mix(in oklab, var(--color) 5%, black);
This means you can use var(--paper) as a colour - so you can pick a useful descriptive name, even though the colour isn't one of the existing named ones in the CSS language. This can make it much easier to read and understand what colours you're using :)

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