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Advice on how to improve UI, on FRCPP

FRCPP is a website designed for younger students and mentors seeking to learn and practice their programming in Java, C++ or Python. While one can utilize a normal programming site, there is limited practice for a Command Based structure, which my site aims to solve. Currently my main goal is to make it attractive and appeal to others with a modern design. Currently I have nav bar, content and footer (and on phones a header as well) all using raw CSS. My main issue is that the homepage is not as attractive to appeal to others. I was looking for advice on how to improve the navigation bar, footer, home page and the tutorial page (specifically colors, spacing and hierarchy) Links are below and the images are the homepage on mobile devices.

https://snakestongue.github.io/FRC-Programming-Practice/

https://github.com/Snakestongue/FRC-Programming-Practice

The website asks for a First Robotics Team number. If you aren't part of a team, no worries just use 1 or any number you prefer! It's just used to tally visits

u/BP927KR — 4 days ago
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FRC Programming Practice

There's a website created that gives is designed to help younger students learn FRC programming because there's not a ton of practice online

Currently the site has live coding problems in Java, C++, Python, Debugging MCQ (Java only) and Tutorials (Java Only)

The site will be expanding throughout the year! The GitHub repository is located in the footer of the site!

Feedback and trying the site out would be greatly appreciated. I would also appreciate feedback on the C++/Python code as I am unfamiliar with it.

https://snakestongue.github.io/FRC-Programming-Practice/

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u/BP927KR — 13 days ago