Hey guys, I did a thing with Django, Cloudinary, HTML, Bootstrap, CSS, and Heroku.

I'm just a backend developer, so you'll find a way to reduce the critics on the designs lol


Criticize, rate it and please don't forget to comment too on any post(I forgot to mention, I'm a technical writer too, I wrote those articles)...


https://myb1og.herokuapp.com/

Did u build every thing from scratch or cloned?

LikeAking:
Did u build every thing from scratch or cloned?

Scratch.

Been working on different blog django tutorials for quite some time before pulling this up.

syluck:


Scratch.

Been working on different blog django tutorials for quite some time before pulling this up.

Nice!

ur blog is awesome.

Download the free app

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tochycomputerservices.jobportal

I think the header + drop-down menu + footer are quite okay. But please, make improvements on the body especially the on the containers. That area did not capture my fancy that much. Focus on the material design and responsive web design as I assume the containers in the body area don't perform well with mobile views. But you tried! So thumbs up.

thanksjosh005:
I think the header + drop-down menu + footer are quite okay. But please, make improvements on the body especially the on the containers. That area did not capture my fancy that much. Focus on the material design and responsive web design as I assume the containers in the body area don't perform well with mobile views. But you tried! So thumbs up.

Thanks for this. But I really have no interest in designing/designs of websites...is that bad?
I just love focusing on the backend part.

LikeAking:


Nice!

ur blog is awesome.

I appreciate

Size your images correctly. Use object fit cover. Your menu doesn't toggle back off. On scroll it moves up a bit. Those were the little I could see in the small time I looked at it.

Shyte

tensazangetsu20:
Size your images correctly. Use object fit cover. Your menu doesn't toggle back off. On scroll it moves up a bit. Those were the little I could see in the small time I looked at it.

Thanks for this.
Truth is I just don't like anything designing. I'll try looking into that toggle.

Then about the images, I tried so much in making it fit for mobile devices. I think it looks good on PC.

bonadripper:
Shyte

Ok

syluck:


Thanks for this. But I really have no interest in designing/designs of websites...is that bad?
I just love focusing on the backend part.

That's why I said so

quite okay..work on your drop down menu..it's not returning back

Well it’s decent if you just want to show off a backend solution. But still needs work though.
Images need touching. The social icons in the footer needs some padding work. Also they should be horizontally flexed and centered.
Your bootstrap nav component also appears to be missing a key component. It doesn’t collapse once triggered. Check the documentation and make sure you have all the required class names.

syluck:
Hey guys, I did a thing with Django, Cloudinary, HTML, Bootstrap, CSS, and Heroku.

I'm just a backend developer, so you'll find a way to reduce the critics on the designs lol


Criticize, rate it and please don't forget to comment too on any post(I forgot to mention, I'm a technical writer too, I wrote those articles)...


https://myb1og.herokuapp.com/

Your nav-button doesn't close on my android-opera

syluck:


Thanks for this. But I really have no interest in designing/designs of websites...is that bad?
I just love focusing on the backend part.

Then show us your backend stuffs na

Remove the bullet point from you li elements.
li{
List-style-type: none;
}

hucknall:
Then show us your backend stuffs na

The blog has an API. that's enough backend stuff I think.


Don't get me wrong. I used Django to build the website. Every single post, comment, category is stored in the database (PostgreSQL). I used Django URL patterns to create API endpoints for frontend consumption.

hucknall:
Your nav-button doesn't close on my android-opera

I will see to that.

Did you use RESTFULLAPI method at the backend

Frontend:
Did you use RESTFULLAPI method at the backend

Nope. This is just a Python API, that allows HTML, CSS, BOOTSTRAP to consummate from it through the templates.

I have another blog. I used DRF to create a RESTFUL API, I don't know much about using frontend to create a client server side.

Nice Blog
Keep it up