Peer Review

Anessa Leng Project Review

My overall impression of the House of Leng’s webpages is that they are well-organized and aesthetically pleasing. The consistent design elements across the pages enhance the user experience, making navigation intuitive and straightforward. The contrast used in the design is great as it aids in distinguishing different sections effectively. However, there is room for improvement on the ‘About’ page. The readability of the text against the red background is somewhat compromised due to the lack of line spacing in the multi-line paragraphs. I would suggest increasing the ‘line-height’ to create some breathing space between the lines, which would significantly enhance the readability. Apart from this minor issue, the website is beautifully designed and functions smoothly. It’s clear that a lot of thought and effort has been put into it.

screenhot of project site

Review CheckList

There are no spaces or upper-cases in the file/folder names, including scripts, images, etc.:

Design Page has sufficient contrast/font sizing so as to be easy to read:

contrast calulator screenshot

Color Contrast Checker: www.coolors.com

Page has site colors and fonts using the standard .css file, unless this assignment requires a unique/standalone/embedded one:

CRAP Contrast Repetition Alignment Proximity:

Page has within it: Header Main Footer (optional) nav for main menu between header and main:

Header has site/brand header with text in an h1:

If this is a “branded page” it should be the brand/company DO NOT INCLUDE THE PAGE NAME IN THE HEADER:

Understand the difference between head, header, and heading:

Main starts with name of page as an h2 and does not include name of site/brand:

Page has brand tagline somewhere (make up a slogan and include it on every page in a consistent location):

Page has footer with Menu for user’s pages:

Page has html validation button/link and validates:

Page has css validation button/link and validates:

Page has specific requirements for this assignment (make a checklist from that assignment and make sure you’ve covered everything there):