@stephany247
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Excellent job! You're demonstrating impressive skills here. Your use of semantic HTML is highly commendable. I have just a few small suggestions that could help make this even better...
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One area to consider is the line-height; using a percentage 150% can sometimes lead to inconsistent results. Using a unit like em or rem might provide more predictable outcomes.
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To make your code cleaner and more maintainable, try to avoid repetition. For example, I noticed that the attribution class styles were defined in both your internal and external CSS. Keeping styles DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) can help reduce file size and complexity. Additionally, look for opportunities to consolidate repetitive styles. This will make your stylesheet easier to read and manage.
I hope you find this feedback helpful! Keep honing your skills and embracing new challenges with confidence. You're making fantastic strides—stay motivated and continue coding with passion! 💻
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