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Strange Talents (Code Review) #1

@JasonWarrenUK

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@JasonWarrenUK

README

The README informs me very clearly that this is an agency. I am satisfied with this level of information.

If one was a pedant, one could use words like "absent", "where is it" and "this is only a header", but I have no time for such people and abjure their company.

User stories

  • Seems pretty good in general
  • I do not know if it can be seen on a small magic vision box, for I am on a large magic vision box.
    • Oh wait hang on I can use the firefox preview thing.
    • The about us & gallery sections overlap on a phone screen
  • Can navigate with keyboard, though sometimes difficult to see what element is being highlighted
  • I sort of can navigate it with voiceover
    • though if I try to tab down to the content rather than clicking the enter button, it just takes me to the contact section
    • It won't read the header text to me
  • Screen reader works, semantics seem good

Learning outcomes

  • Most of the learning outcomes that I'm qualified to eyeball seem to be hit.
  • Colour contrast seems good to me but I've no idea how true that is for different needs
  • It's not mobile-first. Yet. But it's got a guy in a chicken costume so like... call it even.

UI bugs

  • Overlap between the about us & team sections on narrow screens

Instructions

  • A-OK

File structure

  • Folder structure is very sensible
  • Could do with a gitignore so that the VScode settings don't get uploaded

Flow of control

[ Can you you follow the different paths the code might take?]

Naming

  • Did a quick find of const, let & var. All of them are pretty self-explanatory, nice.

Readability

  • Yes, and it's really nicely structured actually innit

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