While I have been doing other projects, I thought I do another tribute page project on the side, but this time, with an attempt to advance my skills on design and functionality.
For this project, I did a tribute on John Steinbeck. Hope you all like it, but your feedback is greatly appreciated especially on the responsive design.
Wow, that is really good. I have only just reached responsive web design principles but seeing your tribute page gave me a lot of inspiration. Can’t wait to learn the stuff you have used with scrolling and hover animations.
The color as well as the layout is very pleasing to the eye and easy to follow through.
Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
Awww thanks I am really glad to hear that! It is much appreciated Responsive design can be challenging but with the amount of research, tutorials and extra courses, it can be done!
Aww thank you! I am happy to hear to that! If anything, I am definitely no professional myself, especially with the responsiveness, to achieve what I have designed is hours of tutorials and research but I am happy to make it in the end!
It’s always satisfying to see the final render of these hours coding !
Oh! by the way can you take a look at this project : https://codepen.io/Dyerlin/pen/zQVoVv, and tell me what you think about it. Please, be brutally honest!
This site is fantastic, I really like the way the background image shifts on the scrolldown - I personally have never seen that before. Very visually pleasing and well-presented.
The only thing I can see is that downward browser scalability width breaks at 308 pixels. Whether that matters or not would depend on your target audience.
I admire what you have done here, and this gives me an idea of why javascript is worth learning just up the road.
That’s very easy to do. You just have to set the image background with background-image in CSS, and then set background-attachment: fixed. Very easy. It is a nice effect, indeed.