If you don’t mind a tiny suggestion: if you set the background size to ‘cover’ on the body element it will automatically fill the whole space. You could also consider adding a little bit of padding on the form inputs (so the text moves a little bit away from the edge). But these are trivial. I really like your form, the project and the execution!
If I am allowed…I actually like any kind of feedback, so maybe you like too. An idea: I would recommend you back to this project when you improve your CSS knowledge and try to avoid that your layout breaks when you shrink the page, and even make everything more responsive, improving it as you learn it could be a great way to learn deeper.
But just a suggestion, it looks fantastic!! Really. Be proud of yourself.
Thanks so much @syllie and @carlost2672543 I am always hungry for knowledge and feedback, so I truly appreciate it.
Thank you so much for taking such a close look at the project to give me insights on where I can improve!!
I am really looking forward to improving my CSS skills. I find them quite challenging but hoping with perseverance and practice I should be able to find them easier soon!
Hi Ramya, just to say I like it! I haven’t looked at it closely enough to give any code feedback (maybe there isn’t any to give!) but I just want to say I love the look of it - that beautiful big dark photo with the sea creatures makes it feel quite immersive to me… I feel a little bit that I’m in the ocean while I’m doing the survey
@Nell Thanks so much for taking a look at my work!!! It makes me feel so good that you feel like you are in the ocean when doing the survey!!! That was the emotion, intention I was trying for when selecting the background and colors
Oh that’s lovely Ramya, I’m glad you were glad to get this feedback!
I’d like to be able to show you my completed survey in return but I’m only at the beginning of doing it…Here’s a screenshot of the beginning. It makes me smile I’m looking forward to finishing the html and then doing the css. Ps. A tisane is the drink that the detective Hercule Poirot drinks in the Poirot books : )
Thank you for sharing your survey form with me!!! I love the para with the additional information
Ah! Tisane sounds very tea like and but more invigorating!
I assume you mean Visual Studio Code (VSCode). As soon as you save a file with the extension HTML (or switch it at the bottom of the screen) you have full support.