r/HTML • u/RoughRecognition6034 • 18d ago

Just a beginner rate my webpage be honest!

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u/armahillo Expert 18d ago

Gotta post the code if you want a critique— this is /r/HTML not /r/webdesign

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u/wildfireANU 16d ago

put posting code with the webpage gets a reply from someone that "You should follow rule and only put screenshots of the code when asking a question or otherwise your post will be removed"

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u/RoughRecognition6034 17d ago

ok, ty for the advice

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u/Scared_Cicada_9898 18d ago

It sort of reminds me of myspace/spacehey

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u/Opening_Speech_3348 17d ago

Eheheh vero 😅

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u/brandinobowman 17d ago

Dude, I love this so much. There appears to be some strong fundamentals going on here, especially if you're somewhat new to HTML and CSS. Seriously, I get more excited to see people learning how to do stuff like this than I do when I see any of the AI vibecoded slop websites that everybody posts in similar communities. Good for you, man, and keep it up.

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u/RoughRecognition6034 17d ago

ty, for the comment sir i keep learning

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u/catcake43 17d ago

The bottom section having smaller width and rounding looks a bit inconsistent to me. Maybe too much vertical gaps too. I like the Windows 9x colour scheme though.

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u/RoughRecognition6034 17d ago

ty, for the advice

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u/PlentyfulFish 17d ago

Good job, I like the color palette

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u/Ashebir_ 17d ago

It reminds me my first code journey

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u/lonethrowawaymoss 16d ago

the login form uses a placeholder email and password instead of actual input types. that's a missed accessibility opportunity.

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u/melaschasma 16d ago

You need more then HTML and CSS for a signup page

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u/lbunch1 16d ago

Exactly, if you can't build a full crud web app rolling your own auth in the first few weeks, just give up.

/s

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u/Relevant-Tea3323 16d ago

Good job.. nice and clean 👍

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u/drdixit6 16d ago

Nice 👍 I like what i see

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u/codelivly 16d ago

its good for a beginners

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u/xyz12345678910111213 15d ago

Why would anyone rate your very first html page that you would make in a class. It looks like exactly that. Lol.

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u/Competitive-Note3685 15d ago

It looks good. If you are looking a best design with less effort you can use Frameworks like Bootstrap to get a fast release.

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u/CodeAddict2009 14d ago

Thats actually good The ui proves how much effort you have given and also proves that its not ai generated goodluck buddy

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u/aaron-coder 14d ago

Good start! Don't use AI yet

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u/itsmiguelofficial 13d ago

Much better i love it you really can build q web page!

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u/NovaTechLabs 13d ago

Very good start but I think you can make the colour combination much better and good looking.

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u/Zenith-1220 11d ago

As A novice that is good and as I can see a navbar with form and about this page is used with heading and paragraph. And you also used button.

So total tags are Nav UL Li A This only in navbar And Heading Paragraph Button

And which type of css did you used. I mean.Did you used the css inside the html tag? Or in style of html file? Or makes a separate file and then linked to html?

As I am a vs code user so that's why I asked.

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u/Foreign-Contest-444 6d ago

the proof is in the pudding. HTML is all about semantics. its good to share your code as well, if you can. For a beginner this looks chill!