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These are going to be the things that we are going to be looking through ideally with this review.
STRUCTURE: This is basically how you code, place and use code from a tidy and neat viewpoint.
CONSISTENCY: Basically how often you switch things up. Some parts might be a mess and others great.
INCLUDINGS: These are things that could be added like Runes, Items, Matchups or entire sections.
MY CONCERNS: Things that I find not really interesting to apply to a guide or just filler.
This part of the guide is meant to be as straight forward and to the point as possible. So very little to overwhelm the reader and also a very tidy layout so it is easy to read / gleam instead of having to examine it thoroughly.
I would like to voice my concerns, for while I do not play
I believe that
Far be it from me to voice this type of opinion, but I would consider dropping PTA for Lethal, on the grounds of just general knowledge on what most people play. I know a lot of other guides for on-hit say PTA, but it's not better.
I don't think this is the best option. Lulu's damage is primarily AP. So... Just like
This might not seem like much, but it's a huge difference when you think about it logically. Your early game is better off for CSing and dealing a ton of damage while you scale into the other spike items. Since it's mostly AD.
There are more than 45 possible Top lane champions, it would be nice to see some well... diversity, because I do see a lot of champions here that are just not seen as much as someone like
A guide in the most ideal sense is something someone uses to improve, so if the guide is super casual to the point where you don't put in the bare minimum, people won't really bother sticking around.
I'm going to be quite blunt and honest with you. Your structure is a mess. Everything is all over the place in terms of sizes, code and imagery. I would highly recommend you properly code things to be aligned with images / text.
This is just a very rough example.
I want to point out that at each stage of your guide, it's all inconsistent with the rest. Basically the use of [Column] code and then the lack of [Column] code and the multiple uses of [Size=#] for your text and then some parts without.
It's a very bare bones guide, that right off the bat tells people to not take it seriously. Which is completely fine, but most people once again will be looking for guides to climb in rank or the very least improve themselves with it's assistance.
More detail can definitely be put into the guide for sure. But for now I would highly recommend just tidying up the code making everything consistent and then looking to see what you want your future guide to look like. ~Cat
I added in
As for consistency issues, I only used a different sized text in the one spot I thought it worked better due to issues with layout when I sized up (the PROS and CONS titles not being horizontal to each other when I made the paragraphs into the larger text). I’ve never coded so I’ve taken all of my coding from guides so it’s harder to change it to fit what I want because it gets all messed up, and in most sections I prefer not to use imagery anyway. I cleaned up my notes and icon sizes, the same size in code for icons is not the same across the board though? It’s odd, I measured them.
I’ve found
My guide is one of the only updated on-hit Lulu guides I’ve found and compared to the rest has a lot more to offer in terms of content. I wasn’t even planning on hitting the in-depth mark but I ended up having much more to say and I think it’s pretty solid at the moment, but I have now added a bit, edited, and will be adding more.