Consider using <section> tags for each FAQ block instead of <div> to more clearly indicate the distinct sections of the page.
Wrap each question in a <h2> or <h3> tag instead of <p class="question">, which improves semantic structure and helps screen readers identify key content sections.
Using <button> for the toggle is good, but each button should ideally include aria-expanded="false" and aria-controls="answer-id" to improve accessibility.
Accessibility
Each FAQ toggle button lacks an accessible label. You could add aria-label attributes to the buttons, or use aria-expanded to communicate the open/close state to screen readers.
Consider using more descriptive alt text for the background and icon images. Instead of “background pattern” or “star,” give more context for what these images represent or how they fit into the design.
Code Structure, Readability, and Reusability
It could benefit from using CSS variables for colors, as this would improve maintainability and make it easy to adapt the theme if needed.
You could simplify the JavaScript by creating a reusable toggle function rather than repeating innerHTML code for each toggle.
Suggestions: Consider using a <section> or <article> tag to wrap around the rating and thank-you containers for more semantic meaning, as these represent distinct sections of the page.
Accessibility
Add alt text to images for screen readers to describe their function or content, instead of leaving it empty.
Use aria-live="polite" on the rating value container (<p class="selected">) to announce the rating selection for screen readers. This is especially helpful when users select a rating, as they may not know their choice was recorded without visual feedback.
Responsiveness
Strengths: The use of flex properties for centering and layout alignment is effective, ensuring a consistent structure on smaller screens.
Media Queries: Consider adding media queries for smaller screens, like tablets or mobile devices. Reducing the width of .rating and .thank-you to adapt to narrower screens and increasing button size would enhance usability on mobile.
Code Structure, Readability, and Reusability
Consistent Naming: Use consistent and descriptive naming, such as renaming .img to .icon-container or .image-container to clarify its function.
Layout and Design Fidelity
Design: This layout closely follows a standard interactive rating layout and is consistent. Adding more @media breakpoints would ensure the layout looks good across screen sizes without losing design fidelity.
Overall, the code is clean and well-structured with small tweaks for improved readability, accessibility, and responsiveness.
What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
👉 I created suitable grid layouts for different devices for having a responsive design.
👉 This time I did not import the font from google fonts as a link but integrated it directly in the project as a local woff2-file and embedded it in the css with @font-face.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
I would also like to keep an eye on accessibilty design for future projects.
If anyone knows of any useful info pages, I would be happy to hear about them.✌️
It's well done, except for the fact that the folder weren't properly organized. the styles.css file needs to be in the assets/css folder, for example, to be properly organized.
It's well done, except for the fact that the folder weren't properly organized. the styles.css file needs to be in the assets/css folder, for example, to be properly organized.
Does the solution include semantic HTML?
Yes, but some improvements can be made by replacing some div with semantic tags like <header> or <article>.
Is it accessible and what improvements could be made?
Partially. More detailed image descriptions and ARIA tags could improve accessibility.
Does the layout display on different screen sizes?
Not completely. Use relative units and media queries for better responsiveness.
Is the code well structured, readable and reusable?
Yes, but styles can be better organized and reused, especially by avoiding fixed widths.
Does the solution differ significantly from the design?
No, it remains faithful to the design, but could include more visual details such as transitions or animations.
To finish the stylesheet.css file, it's best to put it in the assets/css/ folder to have a good project structure.