Supa-Thobile2• 100
@Supa-Thobile2
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Mouad ASSEL
@Mouadasel
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- Mouad ASSEL• 80
@Mouadasel
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Semantic HTML: The site uses semantic HTML elements like <header>, <nav>, <main>, and <footer> effectively.
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Accessibility: Positives: Includes alt attributes for images and good text contrast. Improvements: Ensure all interactive elements have discernible text, use ARIA roles, and verify smooth keyboard navigation.
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Responsiveness: The layout adapts well across different screen sizes. Enhancements: Test on more devices and adjust text sizes for smaller screens.
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Code Quality: Well-structured with clear class names and modular CSS. Suggestions: Use CSS preprocessors, apply BEM methodology, and refactor repetitive code.
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Design Consistency: Aligns well with the design specifications.
Overall, the project demonstrates strong technical and design skills with room for minor improvements in accessibility and code maintainability.
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@VitorEmanoelNogueira
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What specific areas of your project would you like help with?
I would like to have some advice on the responsivity of the project and on how to adjust the image properly, since that in my mobile design the image is shorter than the one in the original design.
Mouad ASSEL• 80@Mouadasel
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this is a perfect project
1@WallacyDev
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Mouad ASSEL• 80@Mouadasel
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the solution include semantic Html, He has to take down a little card until you apply the design.
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