Design Critique: Corey Alexander's Blog and logo

#design #beginners #webdev #ux

In this design critique, we'll take a look at https://coreyja.com and talk a little more about contrast, spacing and minute details to really polish your design.

@coreyja's blog is a great design and I offer up suggestions to polish a few areas to take it from great to amazing!

More info on Corey:

Corey Alexander

I’m a Software Developer working in NYC. I also stream and create educational content for other developers

Originally published here: https://peerreviews.dev/videos/corey-alexanders-blog-and-logo-design/

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