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    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    • I'm happy with how responsive I was able to get the site to be
    • I got to practice using javascript proxies. Even though they weren't really necessary for this project, it was nice to see that I could create reactive variables using just vanilla javascript.

    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    • I would like any advice on writing semantic html
    • any other general advice for responsive design
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    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    Can you help me point out where I'm not using semantic HTML properly? Thanks

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    • what are some best practices for using BEM css convention. I'm new to BEM
    • In the live site, there's a scrollbar on the x-axis of my page (atleast, on a chrome browser). I don't want to do a overflow-x: hidden on the html body as that hides the padding on the right side of the page completely. I'm not sure how to remove that overflow.
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    Hi guys! it's been a long time since my last project submission, but I'm back with another project. My question is concerning animation. What's the optimal amount of animations for a site like this such that it doesn't become too much? How do I know when to use animation and when not to use animation for a specific element on the page? Thanks!!!

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    • Is it best practice to always structure a HTML page using the <header>, <main>, <footer> tags regardless of what will go in the page?
    • Any general recommendations for making the HTML I wrote more semantic?
    • I always feel like every tiny element in my page should become it's own React component so I can reuse it. When do you think this becomes a waste of time?
    • Is there a best practice way of deciding what should become a CSS variable?
    • What are your thoughts on using "derived variables", something like below. Is it best practice?
    :root{
        --fs-regular: 1rem;
        --fs-medium: calc(var(--fs-regular) * 1.2);
    }