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- @MarenOelixtownPosted 30 days ago
Hey 👋...your challenge is very nicely realised!
As a small thing I noticed there is a missing ‚meta-description‘ in the head (summarizes the content of an HTML document for SEO – it’s a basic meta-tag).
And here are some ideas for semantic HTML:
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In a realistic realisation, the modal-icons should lead to the website so that articles can be shared there. That's why an a-tag would make sense. The a-tag also has the advantage of being focusable with a keyboard - accessibility.
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You could consider using a more interactive element such as -button- instead of a -div- for the share button. This is better for accessibility and clearly indicates to the browser and screen readers that it is an interactive element.
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A time-tag is also a good choice for the date. You can improve website functionality with the time tag by providing semantic meaning to time-related content, enhancing accessibility for screen readers, and facilitating better search engine optimization (SEO). Additionally, using the time tag helps browsers and assistive technologies interpret and present time-related content accurately, improving the overall user experience and usability of your website.
I hope it inspires you...all the best!
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