[13.7] The Ekko Field Guide - In-Depth [Jungle/Mid]
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[13.7] The Ekko Field Guide - In-Depth [Jungle/Mid]
These are going to be the things that we are going to be looking through ideally with this review.
STRUCTURE: Overall just how things are structured. Tables, Columns, etc.
CONSISTENCY: Overall how often you keep your themes accurate and similar to each other.
INCLUDINGS: Things that I may want to see in your guide that isn't there already.
MY CONCERNS: This being things not already spoken about, Ideally too much added filler (things that make no sense.)
As you may or may not be aware, this section of one's guide should be both detailed and easy to read without being too overwhelming, which you have, but it's still not tidy; you don't need the same builds listed over and over again; rather, simplify it to the main statistic build of (Full Build) and the alternatives that you have listed or anything else.
While you do have "some" matchup information, it wouldn't hurt to include a fast list of champions and their dangers for convenience, as there are plenty of users who don't read. The same thing would be great for synergy.
It'd be beneficial for you to master the fundamentals of BBCODE. Columns are a great place to start. If you ever want to move on to tables, that's a whole different issue. Yet, it would assist you in making certain things more attractive.
You smell nice.
You smell bad.
That's great and all but they are just copied and pasted from the forums. Almost every single guide uses the same code, which is ultimately what distinguishes "excellent" guide creators from "generic" ones. Those who attempt innovative ways to display their guides and promote their guides in unique ways are the ones who stand out the most.
You have a lot of work to do to appear much more "stylish" with what you're attempting. When it comes to your guide as a whole, you should aim to stick to a similar design strategy because things like enormous headers, tiny writing, massive photos, squished text, highlighted text, and flashy colors do not fit together, but rather distracts the eyes too much.
You could learn tables. But this would be excessively confusing and time consuming. I won't cover much else, just what I see on the surface, but if you wanted to add more content it would be good to go in order from what is expected.
1: Formatting and consistency
2: Information that is helpful (videos too)
3: Sections (correlates to format)
4: Extra stuff (Special interactions or things most may not know)
Don't punch me! ~Cat