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- @ahmedsomaaPosted 3 months ago
Hey, amazing job. Congrats on completing this challenge!
A few tips!
HTML:
- I like the fact that you used
<figure/>
as a container for the<img/>
. - It would be better to divide your page into sections using
<section/>
element and give each one a unique id instead of using a<div/>
, this would give it a better semantic meaning. Example of sections could be Ingredients, Instructions...etc.
CSS:
- You can import multiple fonts in one
@import
statement like this@import url("https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Outfit:wght@400;600;700&family=Young+Serif&display=swap");
- Set the
font-size: 16px
for the whole document and then userem
for any other font-size like<h1/>
,<h2/>
. Also, your document's font size is set to11px
which way too small, make it16px
or14px
at least. - Change the color of the text in the document to
stone-600
as this is much closer to the design that the one's you used. - Change the
list-style
of the Ingredients tosquare
at least that's how I see it. It's too small. - Add a
line-height: 1.5
ormargin-top
&margin-bottom
for list items as this looks bigger in the design.
0 - I like the fact that you used
- @chizy21Posted 3 months ago
Great job with the HTML layout, there are some duplicates in the CSS that could be cleaned up.
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