r/HTML • u/Raha1388 • 13d ago

I built a Movie World website using HTML & CSS — feedback welcome

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I recently built this Movie World website as one of my front-end projects.

Tech used:

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • Responsive layout
  • Movie cards and sections
  • Navigation and forms

I'd really appreciate feedback on the design and what I could improve next!

GitHub: https://github.com/dehghanian2022-cyber/Movie-world
Live Demo: https://dehghanian2022-cyber.github.io/Movie-world/

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u/Foreign-Contest-444 12d ago

Semantically the HTML is well structured. I would put the nav in the header element. Run it through the HTML validator and you can improve it further.

Not a big fan of the color scheme. Make sure the website color scheme is good in terms of accessibility.

I think the contents of your hero section should be in the header element.

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u/BigSwooney 12d ago

You're adding hover to a lot of elements that are not clickable. If an element animated on hover they are expected to be clickable. Look up microinteractions for some more about how to use animation on interaction.