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- @yemmightoSubmitted 24 days ago@KundaiTSPosted 24 days ago
Well done @valchiz. Overally, your code is clean, and the design is quite similar.
Suggested Improvements:
- Enhance semantic structure with
<header>
,<footer>
, and<section>
tags. - Improve accessibility with descriptive alt text, aria-labels, and button roles. -Add responsiveness by using flexible units, media queries, and max-width properties for the layout.
- Move the inline CSS to an external stylesheet and consider using CSS variables for color consistency.
1 - Enhance semantic structure with
- @muhammedhmSubmitted about 1 month agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
Sharpened some skills related to box shadow , margining and more
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?adjusting sizes of different components
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Artificial Integelligence based UI
@KundaiTSPosted about 1 month agoWell done, Muhammed! This is great. Try to follow the Figma design guide as closely as possible. It will help you achieve a more accurate solution, especially regarding colors, font weights, and other design details, resulting in a more polished outcome.
Size adjustments can indeed be tricky, especially for responsive designs. Other than following the style guides, a good strategy for next time might be to start with a mobile-first approach, using relative units like
rem
,em
, and percentages, which will help components scale better across different screen sizes.With time you will get even better. Kudos
0 - @ArihaNoorSubmitted about 1 month ago@KundaiTSPosted about 1 month ago
Great job Ariha! According to accessibility guidelines, having a single <h1> (level-one heading) on a page is the best practice. The <h1> is generally used to represent the main heading or title of the page, and it should logically come before other headings like <h2>, <h3>, etc. In this case this should be an h1 "<h2>Improve your front-end skills by building projects</h2>"
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