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- Submitted 23 days ago
blog-preview-card solution
- HTML
- CSS
I'm looking for an overall review of my code. I’d appreciate feedback on any areas that could be improved, whether it's structure, readability or best practices . If there's anything I should update or change, please let me know!
- Submitted 27 days ago
QR code component
- HTML
- CSS
I'm looking for an overall review of my code. I’d appreciate feedback on any areas that could be improved, whether it's structure, readability, best practices, or performance. If there's anything I should update or change, please let me know!
Latest comments
- @Mubsic-1Submitted 23 days ago@Roaa-HussamPosted 23 days ago
I wanted to check out your code, but for some reason, it says 'This repository is empty.' However, your design looks really close to the original! Great job on that!
0 - @AnthoniaEfeSubmitted 28 days agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
Proud of how fast I was able to complete this project.
@Roaa-HussamPosted 26 days agoHey, great job on this challenge! 🎉 Your layout looks really clean, and you're super close to the original design. I'm also just starting out, and I know how much every little improvement helps, so here are a few friendly suggestions:
✅ Using rem instead of px for font sizes and spacing can make your design more scalable and responsive across different screen sizes. ✅ Adding an alt attribute to the QR code image will improve accessibility for screen readers. ✅ Be mindful of overflow-y: hidden;—sometimes, it can cause issues on smaller screens. ✅ Using max-width: 100%; instead of width: 100vw; can help prevent horizontal scrolling issues.
I'm still learning too, so I totally get the process of improving step by step. You're doing awesome—keep going, and happy coding! 🚀😃"
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