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- @petritnurediniPosted 10 months ago
Congratulations, Abu-bakkr, on completing your Frontend Mentor challenge! It's evident that you've put in a great effort. Here are some suggestions to further refine your work:
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HTML Semantics and Structure:
- Consider using more semantic HTML elements like
<main>
,<section>
, and<footer>
for better structure and accessibility. - For form validation, instead of JavaScript, try using HTML5 form validation attributes like
required
andtype="email"
.
- Consider using more semantic HTML elements like
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CSS Best Practices:
- Consistent Naming: Ensure your class names follow a consistent naming convention. It improves readability and maintainability.
- Avoid Absolute Positioning: Try to limit the use of
position: absolute;
. It can lead to responsive design issues. Flexbox or Grid is often a better choice for layout adjustments.
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Responsive Design:
- Media Queries: Good use of media queries for responsiveness. Ensure that all components are visually appealing and functional across all device sizes.
- Mobile First: Consider adopting a mobile-first approach, starting your CSS with styles for mobile and then scaling up for larger screens.
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JavaScript:
- Event Delegation: Instead of adding an event listener to each element, use event delegation to improve performance and manage dynamic elements more efficiently.
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Performance:
- Optimize Images: Ensure all images are optimized for the web to improve page load speed.
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Accessibility:
- Alt Text: Make sure all images have descriptive alt text for accessibility.
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Learning Resources:
- HTML & CSS: MDN Web Docs
- Responsive Design: CSS Tricks
- JavaScript Event Delegation: JavaScript.info
Keep up the excellent work! Your progress is commendable, and with each project, you're enhancing your skills. Looking forward to seeing your future projects!
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