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efeog49

@efeog49Peterborough - United Kingdom30 points

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    @efeog49Posted 3 months ago

    awesome

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    Lampros Vasilakos•100
    @LamprosVasilakosSubmitted 3 months ago
    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

    The only challenge I encountered was the positioning of the author avatar element. I managed to fix it by setting the container's width to 100% and then positioning it at the start of it's container.

    Responsive blog preview card using CSS flexbox

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    efeog49•30
    @efeog49Posted 3 months ago

    awesome

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    @efeog49Posted 4 months ago

    Semantic HTML The HTML structure is mostly clear, but there are some areas where semantic improvements could enhance clarity and accessibility:

    1. The role="root" on the <html> element is not necessary; <html> is inherently recognized as the root element.
    2. Similarly, role="main component" on the container <div> is non-standard. A semantic <main> tag would better convey the primary content of the page.
    3. The image alt attribute is empty. For accessibility, it should describe the image's purpose, e.g., alt="QR code linking to Frontend Mentor website". Accessibility
    4. The use of semantic tags like <main> instead of divs with roles could improve accessibility and make the structure easier for assistive technologies to navigate.
    5. Add a <meta name="description" content="..."> in the <head> to describe the page content for better SEO and screen readers.
    6. The text content should have enough contrast against the background (this might require checking in the style.css).
    7. Consider including a skip link for improved navigation. Responsiveness and Layout The layout is simple and likely works well on smaller screen sizes. However:
    8. Ensure the img-container and text-container elements scale or stack properly on various screen sizes. CSS media queries in the style.css should address this.
    9. Test the design for alignment and spacing on different devices. Code Structure and Readability
    10. The code is readable, but class names like container, img-container, and text-container could be more descriptive (e.g., qr-container).
    11. Consider modularizing styles using utility classes to make the CSS more reusable.
    12. Ensure the HTML and CSS files match the design exactly by comparing the design spec provided by Frontend Mentor. Does It Match the Design? The structure seems aligned with a basic QR code design challenge, but finer details like font styles, padding, and spacing should be checked against the given design.

    Suggestions for Improvement

    1. Replace <div class="container" role="main-component"> with <main class="qr-container">.
    2. Update the alt attribute to provide a meaningful description.
    3. Validate the design's spacing and responsiveness by testing across screen sizes and browsers.
    4. Refine the class names for improved semantic clarity. This solution is a solid starting point, but a few refinements in semantics and accessibility could significantly enhance its quality!
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