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CSS グリッドを使用したレスポンシブランディングページ

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@amakura-411

Desktop design screenshot for the 3-column preview card component coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
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Hello there! 👋🌟

Hey everyone from the Frontend Mentor community, could I ask for your help?

I'm seeking a code review. Do you have any advice?

Currently, I'm working on3-column-preview-card-component-main.

I welcome feedback from various perspectives.

Any suggestions or ideas are greatly appreciated! 🛠️

In relation to this project, I don't have any specific points of concern,

but I'm open to any suggestions or ideas! 🤔

Your opinions and ideas are warmly welcomed!

Thank you in advance for your contributions! 🚀

Community feedback

@Mitko90

Posted

Hi, nice solution.

It looks great. Pixel perfect

Maybe you can check some suggestions I have for you:

  • You used three times the <h1> heading. This heading should only be used once. Maybe change it to <h2> as it can be reused. Of course every page should have an h1 heading so I suggest adding a visually-hidden one to the page, so it doesn't generate an accessibility report.
  • Your buttons should direct the user to a different part or page of the site. So maybe switch the <button> with the <a> tag.

I had the exact same mistakes when I did this challenge so I redid it with the changes. You can, if you want, check both of my submissions here and here.

Above all the solution you submitted looks great.

Happy coding.

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@amakura-411

Posted

@Mitko90

Thank you for the advice! 🙏

I've implemented the changes suggested in the code:

You used three times the <h1> heading. This heading should only be used once. Maybe change it to <h2> as it can be reused. Of course every page should have an h1 heading so I suggest adding a visually-hidden one to the page, so it doesn't generate an accessibility report.

As you recommended, I changed <h1> to <h2>. Additionally, I visually hid the <h1> using CSS.

Your buttons should direct the user to a different part or page of the site. So maybe switch the <button> with the <a> tag.

I added an <a>tag to the button.

Lastly, thank you for the advice!!😊 Thanks to you, the code has improved!

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