To big and bulky font

Is that site designed for people who can't see properly?

It looks great but size down the font.

DevilsLettuce wrote Is that site designed for people who can't see properly?

It looks great but size down the font.

Well, tbh there are discrimination rules in place for websites now days... If people can't read or see the information clearly they can sue the website. Just saying.

very nice i could see that on a webpage now

Don't use bebas as a web page font as it looks very
un-professional use something like Comfortaa it will look good also when using the colour i wouldn't use the same as background use like a nice white or something, not bad for your first attempt 5/10

-ZPRA wrote

DevilsLettuce wrote Is that site designed for people who can't see properly?

It looks great but size down the font.

Well, tbh there are discrimination rules in place for websites now days... If people can't read or see the information clearly they can sue the website. Just saying.

Where's your evidence to back this. I'd ask Bap because he's doing the course but I smell a lie here. There are disability options in the options menu for most browsers that alter the size and font of the default text. So this isn't true.

EDIT:
Did some research for backing this up. You only need to cover yourself if you're making a government related site. At the end of the day the target who was being sued for the disability options refused to change their site.

So to summarise, there was about one big case and the attackers lost.

Concept wrote

-ZPRA wrote

DevilsLettuce wrote Is that site designed for people who can't see properly?

It looks great but size down the font.

Well, tbh there are discrimination rules in place for websites now days... If people can't read or see the information clearly they can sue the website. Just saying.

Where's your evidence to back this. I'd ask Bap because he's doing the course but I smell a lie here. There are disability options in the options menu for most browsers that alter the size and font of the default text. So this isn't true.

EDIT:
Did some research for backing this up. You only need to cover yourself if you're making a government related site. At the end of the day the target who was being sued for the disability options refused to change their site.

So to summarise, there was about one big case and the attackers lost.

Doing an IT course myself, but ain't on the web design unit yet. But when i asked the teacher did say about the discrimination rules but didn't go into full detail about when to be used as it was only a quick question i asked and only wanted a simple answer.

Seems a lot like TTG's homepage

Good luck coding this... Looks challenging not that I know anything about coding.

Fonts are too big & bulky. Bebas wouldn't be a good choice for web design.

Arial is the way to go or any clean fonts related.

Nothing fancy would work here. (Yes, Bebas would be considered fancy.)

Also, Seems a little small for a whole website and not a portfolio.

- Will you be coding this into an actual website?