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  star-chris•80

  @star-chrisSubmitted 3 months ago

  

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  Jake McDermott•40

  @shakey200592Posted 3 months ago

  1.Semantic HTML: The structure of the HTML is simple but could benefit from more semantic elements. Instead of wrapping everything in <div>, consider using more appropriate tags like <main> for the main content, or <section> to describe a distinct area of the page. - The heading (<h4>) should likely be a more semantically appropriate heading level such as <h1> or <h2>.

  2.Accessibility: Image alt text: The alt text "QR Code Image" could be more descriptive. Something like "QR code linking to ..." would better describe the purpose of the image.

  3.Responsiveness: Consider using percentages or relative units (vw, vh) for widths and not absolute unit sizes like px etc.

  4.Code Structure & Reusability: Using more descriptive class names (e.g., .qr-container, .qr-image, .description) could improve readability and make it clearer what each block of CSS is styling.

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