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  Davide•1,725

  @Da-vi-dePosted over 3 years ago

  Hi, i get a sense you put all your effort to accomplish this challenge, i compliment to you, the result is nice!

  • Without seeing your code first and just moving back and forth a couple of times the window in the console i figured out this was not a mobile first responsive website. Then i saw the code... I want to encourage you to change approach and start the mobile version, trust me you won't need 1000 lines of css code the next time.

  • I also suggest to not underestimate the report, for each html issue there's a link, you can read what that is about and learn important things that help you to evolve and improve as a developer.

  • The html file is hard to follow, nearly unreadable; it's better writing some text as a comment rather than numbers and leave some more space. I tell you what i do but it's not a mandatory way of working. Usually when i have a huge block of code in which i have many nested <div></div> elements and those divs are just for styling i tend to leave a space, up to an important block of code like so:

  <div class="...">
  
       <div class="...">
  
           <div class="...">
  
                <article>
                   <h2>.....</h2>
                   <h2>.....</h2>
                   <p>.......</p>
               </article>
            </div>
         </div>
     </div>
  

  so that if someone needs to take a look at your code can easily understand what is what!

  Hope it helps, keep coding :-)

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  Chamu•13,130

  @ChamuMutezvaPosted over 3 years ago

  • <div class="menuToggle" onclick="toggleMenu();"></div>, using a div as a button is not beneficial to assistive technology users - semantics matters. You can add aria attributes to improve in that matter.
  • <h3 class="service__item--number">01</h3> , a heading should be something that gives a description of the content to follow. 01 does not in my opinion give any hint on what to expect. That could just be a span
  • <input type="email" name="" id="email" placeholder="Updates in your inbox…" class="input__form"> , input elements must be associated with a label to improve with accessibility.
  • good job with slider and responsiveness, it is working perfectly. well done

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  SHAHAB MALIK•345

  @Shahab-MalikkPosted over 3 years ago

  @ChamuMutezva Thank You so much for your feedback i'll try to improve my code

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