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  • AmmIjaz•30
    @AmmIjazPosted about 1 month ago
    • Semantic HTML: Lacks semantic tags (e.g., <header>, <main>). Consider using semantic elements for better structure.
    • Accessibility: Add descriptive alt text for images (e.g., alt="Profile picture of Jessica Randall"). Ensure sufficient text contrast with the background. Use interactive elements (e.g., <a> tags) for .box links.
    • Responsive Layout: Good use of media queries; test on multiple devices for usability. Consider using CSS Flexbox or Grid for better layout control.
    • Code Structure and Readability: Generally well-structured but add comments for clarity. Minimize repetition in media query styles for maintainability.
    • Design Consistency: Ensure alignment, spacing, and colors match any design mockups. Additional Suggestions:
    • Use CSS variables for colors and sizes.
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  • AmmIjaz•30
    @AmmIjazPosted about 1 month ago

    -Use more semantic HTML tags like <section> and <header> to improve structure. -Enhance accessibility with aria-labels for buttons and better alt text for images. -Improve responsiveness with media queries for smaller screens. -Ensure consistent indentation and comments for better code readability. -Prefer CSS classes over inline styles for reusability.

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  • Vivek954sahu•50
    @Vivek954sahuSubmitted about 1 month ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    I’m most proud of how I was able to translate the design specifications into a fully responsive web page component. It was rewarding to see my initial sketches and ideas come to life with HTML and CSS. I also enjoyed experimenting with responsive design techniques, ensuring the layout looked good on different screen sizes. Completing the project gave me a deeper understanding of flexbox principles and how to effectively use CSS properties. Next time, I would allocate more time for planning and prototyping before jumping into coding. While I was able to finish the project, I realized that a more structured approach could help streamline the process. I’d also like to focus more on accessibility features to ensure a better experience for all users.

    QR Code Component using CSS Flexbox

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    AmmIjaz•30
    @AmmIjazPosted about 1 month ago
    1. The solution uses semantic HTML to a decent extent, but additional elements like <main> and <section> could improve it.
    2. The solution is accessible but could benefit from alt text for the QR image and better heading structure.
    3. The layout adapts well to different screen sizes due to the use of flexbox, though additional media queries could optimize smaller screens.
    4. The code is well-structured but could improve readability by adding more comments and separating concerns (moving inline styles to the stylesheet).
    5. The solution largely aligns with the original design, with no major deviations detected.
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