I used Cursor.AI which made my code a lot simpler.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?NA
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?NA
Semantic HTML: The structure is well-organized and semantic with the use of appropriate tags like <article>, <header>, and <blockquote>. However, it could benefit from a <section> around the testimonials for better clarity, which is already in place.
Accessibility: Image Alt Text: The alt attributes on images are well written and describe the content clearly, which is great for screen readers.
Layout Responsiveness: The layout is generally responsive. The use of grid-template- columns and media queries ensures good adaptation to screen sizes.
Code Structure & Readability: Well-Structured: The code is neatly structured and easy to follow. Variables are clearly defined in the root, improving maintainability. Modular CSS: You could potentially modularize the CSS even further by separating utility classes and card-specific styles. However, the current structure is fine for this context.
Suggestions for Improvement: Grid Layout on Large Screens: The grid definition (grid- column, grid-row) for specific cards on larger screens could be improved for better layout consistency, especially for the last card. Test how it behaves in different screen sizes. Add Focus Styles: Make sure you have distinct focus styles for interactive elements. Minor improvements might be made to ensure consistent padding and margins, especially in card--featured and the last card. These adjustments would ensure that the layout remains uniform across devices. Note: The quotes inside the purple card--featured are missing. You should include the quote content within that card for consistency across all testimonial cards.
Overall, the solution is solid, accessible, and well-structured with great responsiveness! Keep up the good work!🚀
Strengths:
Good semantic HTML structure with appropriate <header> and
<section> elements. Images include alt attributes (some are empty—should be improved). Media queries are present for different screen sizes.Improvements Needed:
Not fully responsive: Cards have fixed widths (width: 22%), and position: absolute makes scaling difficult. Consider using CSS Grid instead. Misaligned images: margin-left: 13rem; in .supervisor img is inflexible—better to use justify-content: space-between. Redundant CSS: .supervisor, .team-builder, .karma, .calculator share similar styles—use a common .card class to reduce repetition. Better contrast & readability for improved accessibility.
Recommendation: Refactor the CSS and use Grid/Flexbox for a truly responsive layout. 🚀
I am quite happy with the final result, but hopefully I will get faster.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?I struggled with the positioning of the elements, and I had to ask for help changing the img in the different previews.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I appreciate any feedback! I really want to know what I can improve in my code :)
Strengths:
Good semantic HTML structure, with proper use of <main>, <h1>, and <p>. Accessibility: alt attributes are correctly used, but the "Add to Cart" button should be a <button> instead of an <a> for better accessibility. Responsive Design: The picture element is well-implemented for different screen sizes.
Improvements:
Mobile Responsiveness: The layout does not seem to be fully optimized for mobile. The content collapses too much on smaller screens, likely because there is no media query adjusting the layout for smaller devices. Suggestion: Add specific media queries to adjust padding, font size, and layout for mobile devices (e.g., making the product image more responsive, and adjusting the container widths). Pricing structure: The old price ($169.99) should be wrapped in <del> for better semantics. SEO: Update the <title> to something more descriptive, e.g., "Gabrielle Essence Perfume - Elegant Scent".
Conclusion: A very solid solution (9/10), but the layout needs adjustments for mobile responsiveness. Consider adding more mobile-specific styles to improve the experience for smaller screens! 🚀
I should start taking notes on stuff that I discovered and make a library out of it. In case I need them for future projects
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Line breaks rows and the adjustment space for the Nutrition labels and values. I tried all the property values one by one and mixing it up lol
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?Feedback would be greatly appreciated. Tell me what could I have done better. Thank you!
Strengths: Semantic HTML: Proper use of <section>, <h1>, <h3>, <ul>, and
<ol>, making the content structured and accessible. Clear and Readable CSS: Organized styles with meaningful class names, making it easy to maintain. CSS Variables (:root): Efficient use of variables for colors and fonts, promoting consistency. Responsive Design: Media queries ensure a good experience on different screen sizes. Typography: Google Fonts (Young Serif, Outfit) provide a clean, modern look. Aesthetic Design: Good spacing, box shadows, and rounded corners create a polished UI.Possible Improvements: Unused div in <body>
There’s an extra closing </div> before </body>, which should be removed. Accessibility (a11y) Consideration
The attribution section is visually hidden but still present. Consider aria-hidden="true" if it’s purely decorative. Alternative for Absolute Positioning in .attribution
Instead of position: absolute, try position: fixed with bottom: 10px; right: 10px; for better consistency. Enhancing the Nutrition Section
Use <table> for better semantic structure instead of <div> for .nutrition-row. Overall Ratin: This is a well-crafted, clean, and responsive recipe page. A few minor tweaks could improve maintainability and accessibility, but overall, great work! 🚀
I think, I improved with the CSS and I have investigated the use of media query
Additionally, I did a quick search about the use of role and aria-label. I added those attributes.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Trying to reduce the CSS lines and avoid repeat
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?To start with, I need to improve the use of media queries, and the attributes of role and aria-label.
Moving on, I need to improve my CSS styles and the use of CSS variables
The solution is well-structured, with good use of semantic HTML. Adding aria-labels could further enhance screen reader support. Overall, it’s a solid implementation with only small adjustments needed for better accessibility and consistency.
The solution is well-structured with semantic HTML, making it accessible and SEO-friendly. Ensure all images have meaningful alt attributes and check color contrast for readability. The layout appears responsive. If following a design, fine-tuning spacing and alignment will enhance accuracy. Overall, a solid implementation! 🚀
