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My first web coded design

midoking

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Hello guys, it's been a long time since i visited here, but i'm back with more skills.. I started learning web development 1 week ago (learnt HTML4/CSS2) and still learning more and more

I want you to criticize my first coded design: http://venoxis.epizy.com

and my second coded design: http://venoxis.epizy.com/second
 

Mathix

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Looks good! Maybe try to use another font as the one you use is a bit out of date. Another huge thing you could do is make it responsive. I would suggest you looking at frameworks like https://getbootstrap.com/ which is pretty much the industry standard nowadays.
 

Tok124

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I agree with Mathix but i would suggest that you spend more time learning CSS before moving on to Bootstrap. Try to learn how responsive site works by making a responsive website without the use of bootstrap. You may also want to try SASS or SCSS. I spent 2-3 years with normal CSS before i moved on to bootstrap and it was really useful for me.
 

PatricNox

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It's a good practice, indeed, but there's much more that needs to be covered. :)

Responsitivity is one, minification is another.
 
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Mido is this your boyfriend that you posted on the website?
 

midoking

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Looks good! Maybe try to use another font as the one you use is a bit out of date. Another huge thing you could do is make it responsive. I would suggest you looking at frameworks like https://getbootstrap.com/ which is pretty much the industry standard nowadays.

Yeah, I'm just applying what i've learnt.. All what you've mentioned are in my plans

Thanks a lot <3

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I agree with Mathix but i would suggest that you spend more time learning CSS before moving on to Bootstrap. Try to learn how responsive site works by making a responsive website without the use of bootstrap. You may also want to try SASS or SCSS. I spent 2-3 years with normal CSS before i moved on to bootstrap and it was really useful for me.

Yeah, that's what i'm doing now.. a lot of friends suggested me to move to bootstrap but i need to know how things work first then i will move to it.

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It's a good practice, indeed, but there's much more that needs to be covered. :)

Responsitivity is one, minification is another.

this is my next step, thanks <3
 
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perioner

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First, I clarify that HTML4 years ago came to its end of life, as CSS2.

The second point I want to make clear is that the modernist design is based on a template (PSD), but I congratulate it on the design.

The flaws I've seen, first, you're not using HTML4 but HTML5 and it's not CSS2 either, it's CSS3.

Your code is too ordered to be your first design, it is also very well commented. It is also using CSS as Normalize.css (https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css), and the other CSS3 for just be a person just starting ... it seems too good

For the rest, it continues like this and continues to improve.
 

midoking

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First, I clarify that HTML4 years ago came to its end of life, as CSS2.

The second point I want to make clear is that the modernist design is based on a template (PSD), but I congratulate it on the design.

The flaws I've seen, first, you're not using HTML4 but HTML5 and it's not CSS2 either, it's CSS3.

Your code is too ordered to be your first design, it is also very well commented. It is also using CSS as Normalize.css (https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css), and the other CSS3 for just be a person just starting ... it seems too good

For the rest, it continues like this and continues to improve.

Well i used a PSD and converted it to real page, I'm using some of HTML5 syntax like <DOCTYPE html> and <meta charset="utf-8> but most of the used tags are HTML4 I didn't use <section>, <header>, <nav> tags cuz i didn't learn them yet.. also i used 2 features from CSS3 which is background-size:cover and border-radius nothing more, now i learnt HTML5 and about to finish CSS3 and will make a new design and will post it here to see more criticisms
Thanks a lot buddy <3
 

PatricNox

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Well i used a PSD and converted it to real page, I'm using some of HTML5 syntax like <DOCTYPE html> and <meta charset="utf-8> but most of the used tags are HTML4 I didn't use <section>, <header>, <nav> tags cuz i didn't learn them yet.. also i used 2 features from CSS3 which is background-size:cover and border-radius nothing more, now i learnt HTML5 and about to finish CSS3 and will make a new design and will post it here to see more criticisms
Thanks a lot buddy <3

You misunderstand HTML. :p
Basically, you can write anything within <> and call it a div. It's just that some has already css on it.

see https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_default_values.asp

HTML5 is an extension of HTML4, so just 'cus you don't use some elements or likewise, you're still writing HTML5.

Final notes, html isn't programming. It' a specification, so once you write html, it's html5. You can't solely write html4 in modern browsers :)
 

perioner

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Well i used a PSD and converted it to real page, I'm using some of HTML5 syntax like <DOCTYPE html> and <meta charset="utf-8> but most of the used tags are HTML4 I didn't use <section>, <header>, <nav> tags cuz i didn't learn them yet.. also i used 2 features from CSS3 which is background-size:cover and border-radius nothing more, now i learnt HTML5 and about to finish CSS3 and will make a new design and will post it here to see more criticisms
Thanks a lot buddy <3

Good luck in your learn :)
 

gakpaniko

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I was refered here to learn coding and make friends with programmers but this just gave me all the motivation i need to continue. I just started with web development and i am done with CSS5, SASS and HTML5. glad to see that you are now a Super P-user. Please can you recommend which language i should go ahead to learn that will help automate the job at website : https://recruitmentdorm.com/npower-recruitment-form/15/
 
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