@criskwySubmitted about 1 month ago
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- @pianist161Posted about 1 month ago
✅ Semantic HTML: Good use of <main>, <section>, <article>, and <ol>/<ul>. Consider using <thead>, <tbody>, and <th> in the table for better structure. ♿ Accessibility: Add more descriptive alt text (e.g., alt="Delicious omelette with vegetables"). Use scope="col" for table headers to improve screen reader support. 📱 Responsive Design: Works well, but consider reducing padding/margins for smaller screens to avoid excessive whitespace. 🧹 Code Structure: Clear CSS organization, but avoid nesting selectors unless using SCSS. For pure CSS, flatten the structure. 🎨 Visual Design: Clean and visually appealing. Adding subtle hover effects on interactive elements (e.g., links) could enhance user engagement.
0 - @criskwySubmitted about 1 month ago@pianist161Posted about 1 month ago
✅ Use <a> instead of <button> for links. ♿ Add descriptive alt texts and aria-labels for accessibility. 📱 Add media queries for better responsiveness. 🧹 Remove CSS nesting unless using SCSS. 🎨 Add box shadows for improved visual appeal.
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