DIALLO Souleymane
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- @qutubahmed732Submitted 12 days ago@souleymane-dialloPosted 11 days ago
Your code is well-structured and easy to read—great job! I’d recommend adding descriptive alt text to the image to improve accessibility.
Also, consider renaming CSS classes like .font to something more meaningful, like .body-text, for better readability.
Finally, to enhance responsiveness, adjust text sizes and margins in your media queries for optimal display on all screens.
Nice work, keep it up!
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- @BulaienSubmitted about 1 month ago@souleymane-dialloPosted 13 days ago
Great job! Your effort is clear, and you’ve done well in creating a structure. Just a few tweaks for improvement:
Semantic HTML: Wrap social media links in <a> tags instead of <p> elements to make them interactive. Class Naming: Use BEM for readability, like card__name or card__social-media. Accessibility: Add alt text for images that describe the photo, like alt="Jessica Randall's photo". You're on the right path—keep going, and your code will be even more polished! 🌟
1 - @leonardoalmeida7Submitted 17 days ago@souleymane-dialloPosted 17 days ago
Great job on your HTML structure! You've made good use of classes and elements, and your code is clear. For improvement, consider using more semantic tags like <header>, <article>, and <section> for better accessibility and SEO. Also, remember to make IDs unique and be more descriptive in your alt attributes. Keep up the great work – you're on the right track! 🚀
Marked as helpful0 - @DerRightSubmitted about 1 month agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
What I am most proud of is that with the experience of the previous questions, I solved this question very quickly! ※Record: ten minutes
我最自豪的是有了前面幾題的經驗,這題很快就做出來了! ※紀錄:十分鐘
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?This question is basically to deepen the use of semantic components, so the challenge for me is how to make full use of semantic components without making the code look confusing.
這題基本上是加深對於語意化元件的使用方式,所以對我的挑戰是要怎麼活用語意化元件,並讓程式碼看起來不會混亂。
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?First of all, thank you for watching. I feel that I may not be very familiar with the use of layout and components, and I need to do more questions to improve myself! Please give me your advice again!
首先,先謝謝觀看你的觀看。 我覺得在排版還有元件上的使用可能還沒有很熟悉,還需要多多做題目來提升自己!再請各位多多指教!
@souleymane-dialloPosted 23 days agoHello @DerRight, thank you for your feedback! I'm glad to hear that my suggestions were helpful to you. It was a pleasure to review your code, and I also learned a lot while examining it. You did an excellent job, and I gained valuable insights from your approach.
Marked as helpful1 - @DerRightSubmitted about 1 month agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
What I am most proud of is that with the experience of the previous questions, I solved this question very quickly! ※Record: ten minutes
我最自豪的是有了前面幾題的經驗,這題很快就做出來了! ※紀錄:十分鐘
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?This question is basically to deepen the use of semantic components, so the challenge for me is how to make full use of semantic components without making the code look confusing.
這題基本上是加深對於語意化元件的使用方式,所以對我的挑戰是要怎麼活用語意化元件,並讓程式碼看起來不會混亂。
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?First of all, thank you for watching. I feel that I may not be very familiar with the use of layout and components, and I need to do more questions to improve myself! Please give me your advice again!
首先,先謝謝觀看你的觀看。 我覺得在排版還有元件上的使用可能還沒有很熟悉,還需要多多做題目來提升自己!再請各位多多指教!
@souleymane-dialloPosted 23 days agoCongratulations on a job well done!
- Semantic Structure: I’d suggest using main, section, and h1 tags to enhance clarity in the content hierarchy.
- Content Segmentation: Wrapping sections in div elements could help keep the layout modular and flexible.
- CSS Organization: Moving the styles to a separate CSS file would make the code easier to maintain.
These small adjustments would make the code even more professional, accessible, and ready for future scalability. Keep up the excellent work!
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