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- @bhuvi819381Posted 2 months ago
Hello Brother,
I checked your solution, and itβs great! Here are a few suggestions to improve it further:
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π Update the README file
Use the provided README template, update it, and upload it for better clarity and professionalism. -
π·οΈ Wrap everything in the
<main>
tag
This ensures proper structure and accessibility. -
πΌοΈ Donβt leave the
alt
attribute blank
Except for design-related images, always provide a meaningfulalt
text for accessibility and SEO purposes. -
π Limit the use of
<h1>
tags
Use a single<h1>
per page, followed by<h2>
,<h3>
, and so on, to maintain proper hierarchy. -
π« Avoid using
px
Opt for relative units likerem
orem
for better responsiveness and scalability. -
βοΈ Use
margin-inline
andmargin-block
Instead of separatemargin-left
andmargin-right
, usemargin-inline
. Similarly, formargin-top
andmargin-bottom
, usemargin-block
. It simplifies your CSS and looks clean. π
Using this looks cool π So just telling. Don't mind it
These updates will make your solution even better! Keep up the fantastic work! π
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