This is my portfolio page. Please feel free to comment
The HTML and CSS looks like a solid, clean structure. Make sure you have your âHeadâ and âBodyâ tags set correctly in the HTML file before adding your content, thatâs one of the things that free code camp doesnât teach very well. Other than that you seem to have a solid foundation to work on and improve upon.
Well structured, though could be tidied up here and there - for example the 1st example is absolutely on the left of the container div but the one on the right has some padding between it and the right side of the container div.
A few bits could do with a tiny bit of padding to tidy them up too, such as the values in the form.
Also the font that you chose is not importing - most browsers only have a basic selection of fonts so it is defaulting to Times New Roman for me. Oh and copywrite should be spelt copyright!
It is a good page for a beginner. Keep going!
What do you mean âset correctlyâ. Give me something to search for it
Thank you for your time. I will change them
This is the basic structure of every HTML page nowadays:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Page title - this appears on your tab</title>
</head>
<body>
this is the content of the actual page
</body>
</html>`
In the head section you can include âmetaâ information such as what characters* youâll use, keywords for your website, imported scripts, and links to CSS files, for instance. Itâs not directly visible to the end user but it helps for instance with search engine optimization.
*e.g. I want my portfolio to be available in the three languages that I speak fluently: English, Finnish and Greek. For that to work properly I need to use the âUTF-8â characters since ASCII doesnât support Greek letters. If you donât set the character set yourself the browser will still use UTF-8 by default
In the body section youâll include everything that you made and want your users to see, in other words your website.
You can read more here:
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_head.asp
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_body.asp
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_meta.asp
Oh yeah, I know that but in codePen we have the head in the settings, I have my meta tags over there. But thank so much