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Fernanda Tollotti

@fernandatollotti40 points

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  • Recipe page

    Fernanda Tollotti•40
    Submitted 7 months ago

    I am very satisfied with the outcome of the project and invite anyone to contribute with constructive feedback. I believe that knowledge exchange is essential for continuous improvement.

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  • Social Links Profile

    Fernanda Tollotti•40
    Submitted 7 months ago

    I would like to know if the use of rem in CSS is correct, as I studied according to the guidelines provided by the platform's developers.

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  • Social Links Profile - Flexbox CSS

    Fernanda Tollotti•40
    Submitted 7 months ago

    I would like to know if the use of rem in CSS is correct, as I studied according to the guidelines provided by the platform's developers.

    1 comment

  • Blog Preview Card

    Fernanda Tollotti•40
    Submitted 7 months ago

    Is the code consistent with best practices in both HTML and CSS? And is the use of the :root property in CSS correct?

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  • QR Code Component using Flexbox

    Fernanda Tollotti•40
    Submitted 7 months ago

    I would appreciate help especially with spacing and sizing to improve and tackle other challenges throughout my journey. Additionally, the other parts were easier to handle since I already had prior knowledge in HTML and CSS. Any feedback is welcome; I want to grow and become excellent in my field, and also help other developers.

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  • Fernanda Tollotti•40
    @fernandatollottiPosted 7 months ago

    Congratulations on your work.

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  • Fernanda Tollotti•40
    @fernandatollottiPosted 7 months ago

    Congratulations on your work!

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  • Fernanda Tollotti•40
    @fernandatollottiPosted 7 months ago

    Congratulations, you did a great job! I would just recommend reviewing your use of semantic HTML in your project. I noticed that there was extensive use of <div>. While <div> elements are useful, it's ideal to use semantic HTML elements whenever possible to improve accessibility and content understanding. Keep up the good work; you're on the right track!

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  • Fernanda Tollotti•40
    @fernandatollottiPosted 7 months ago

    Some minor corrections are needed. The card is too large, requiring you to scroll the page. Additionally, the title contains information that should be in the paragraph. In the source code, the last <div> is being closed after the section, which needs to be corrected.

    If you need any help, just let me know.

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