@Lescano713
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Your CSS code is well-structured, but there are a few areas where improvements can be made to enhance readability, maintainability, and efficiency:
- Avoid Repeated Styles:
There are multiple instances where you set the same styles for different selectors. For example, the border-radius properties are applied multiple times. Consider using a common class for these styles to avoid repetition.
- Group Related Styles:
Group similar styles together to improve readability. For example, the .author_container styles are scattered. It would be better to keep all .author_container related styles together.
- Consistent Naming Conventions:
Ensure that naming conventions are consistent. For instance, .author_container and .author_name follow a certain pattern, but .social_container and .share_svg use different patterns. Consistent naming helps with maintainability.
- Use Shorthand Properties:
Utilize shorthand properties where possible. For example, you can combine border-top-left-radius and border-top-right-radius into a single border-radius property if the values are the same.
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