@Nnenna-udefiSubmitted almost 3 years ago
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- @meladcodesPosted almost 3 years ago
Hi , Well done on completing it. In order to avoid accessibility issues you can wrap everything with a <main></main> tag. Also you don't have to write your width and height in strings.
Hope this helps!
1 - @victorCatharinaSubmitted almost 3 years ago
Hello there! That is my first project here, I would like feedback. Is it good? How can I improve it? What could be better?
@meladcodesPosted almost 3 years agoHi, Well done on your first project! in order to avoid accessibility and HTML issues in the future:
- wrap everything in your body in <main>
- start your headings with h1 and move up by one level each time
Hope this helps!
Marked as helpful0 - @bayubskrSubmitted almost 3 years ago
this is the first challenge i have done, if any suggestion i will be happy
@meladcodesPosted almost 3 years agoHi, Well done for completing your first challenge! In order to avoid any accessibility issues, you can wrap everything in your body with the <main> tag. Hope this helps.
Marked as helpful0 - @Yellow-MaySubmitted almost 3 years ago
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@meladcodesPosted almost 3 years agoHi, in order to avoid accessibility issues in the future:
- wrap everything in your body in <main>
- start your headings with h1 and move up by one level each time
Hope this helps!
0 - @Jeth0214Submitted almost 3 years ago
What is the perfect solution to fit an image into its div?
@meladcodesPosted almost 3 years agoHi, you can try giving the image a max-width and max-height of 100% which helps it take all the space inside its container. Hope It helps.
0 - @siladikarlo856Submitted almost 3 years ago
Please tell me how I can improve my HTML skills to be able to use HTML5 in a modern way. I'm wondering should I use the <main> tag.
Is there a best approach to element spacing (e.g. margins vs padding) and which measuring unit shall be used in which case (em, rem, ch, px) and did I use them in a good way?
Is there a better approach to format my CSS without using SCSS, SASS, or similar?
@meladcodesPosted almost 3 years agoHi, to avoid any accessibility issues in the future, you can wrap everything with the <main></main> tag. Well done!
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