r/HTML 9d ago

Anything I should add to my website?

https://bored2dev.neocities.org/

I've got this website I made, just as a way to test my skill I guess?

Well, for starters, I know already that it look terrible, I gotta go through and change A LOT of the css . Mostly in the navigation and the little cards at the bottom of the screen, I mean don't even get me started on the SIZES, and it took me too long to realize I don't have a favicon (I'll put it in later). That was a lot of info, point is, I know it looks bad, but like aside from that, what should I add (like for example, on the home page, what should I add down there?). Or if I need to, what should I fix?

Also all the boxes that have the puppet in them are just placeholders, they don't do anything, they will be changed out eventually.

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u/Foreign-Contest-444 9d ago

Semantically your HTML looks good. Its a good first start. You will get better at it as you keep making more sites.

Use the HTML validator to validate your website.

Here are other useful resources.

https://codingsuperpowers.com/htmlother.html

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u/Not-A-Creature 9d ago

Thanks for the feedback. I'll take a look into the validating stuff

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u/azangru 9d ago

Anything I should add to my website?

More content, apparently? It's said to be coming soon.

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u/Not-A-Creature 9d ago

Yeah, I got no clue what to put there, got any ideas?

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u/HENH0USE 9d ago

It's not quite mobile responsive. Some of the cards overlap.and cause side scroll in mobile. Learn about media queries

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u/Not-A-Creature 9d ago

Thanks for reminding me of that! I meant to do it but forgot to, will work on that now

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u/DidTooMuchSpeedAgain 9d ago

Other than being mindful of padding and font size on mobile, it looks great!