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Kishore Kongani
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  • Kishore Kongani•60
    @laxmikishore13Posted about 1 month ago

    you can use more semantic HTML in the code, with more pseudo-classes to give border-top. apart from that code looks clean and maintainable.

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  • Kishore Kongani•60
    @laxmikishore13Posted about 1 month ago

    good job on getting design close to asked, some paddings and margins are missed in details part.

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  • mooner•10
    @moon361Submitted 2 months ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    This is the first project I've coded since I started learning html and css so it was challenging. I'm proud of styling the lists according to the design. Though the stylesheet is messy and i forgot to remove unnecessary classes in the html document. I'll try and keep the stylesheet clean and readable next time.

    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

    Styling lists was the trickiest for me. I spent about 3 hours just to find a solution to style ordered lists' numerals. I used flex property to style them then I encountered the it creates 3 flex columns instead of 2 (I had used strong tags in the lists so the numerals, the list content, and the text inside strong tags) because I didn't surround the li tags with div which took me some time to figure that out. Kinda similar to this snippet:

    
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    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    Stylesheet needs some work. Though I look forward to feedback on all areas since this is my first html and css project.

    Omelette recipe page with pure css

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    Kishore Kongani•60
    @laxmikishore13Posted about 2 months ago

    code looks clean and re-usable, and good use of semantic tags. In css for headings you can decrease some boldness i think, since i also faced same issue :)

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  • Kishore Kongani•60
    @laxmikishore13Posted about 2 months ago

    code looks very clean and reusable.

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  • Kishore Kongani•60
    @laxmikishore13Posted about 2 months ago

    Your code is clean and reusable. To enhance its structure and accessibility, consider using semantic elements like <main> and <footer>.

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  • Kishore Kongani•60
    @laxmikishore13Posted about 2 months ago

    code is structured good to make it reusable

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