Your HTML code is well-structured, with effective use of semantic elements. You're clearly on the right track! I have a few suggestions that could help you further improve your skills.
First, while your form is properly labeled, which aids accessibility, the id for the email input (email-address) and its corresponding label (for="email") don’t match—correcting this will ensure proper screen reader functionality.
Consider using the <picture> element to provide alternative versions of images for different screen sizes, which enhances responsiveness (see MDN documentation).
Also, re-evaluate the necessity of wrapping single images in <section> tags. Use <section> only when there’s a clear need for grouping content. For a single image, a <div> might suffice, or it may not need wrapping at all.
Regarding styling, be cautious with font size changes in media queries, as too many variations can affect readability. A consistent scale is generally more user-friendly. Additionally, creating reusable classes, such as for buttons, can improve both maintenance and readability of your CSS.
These are just a few areas to consider. Overall, you're doing great—keep up the good work!
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@fatemzh
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@teempe Thank you so much for taking the time to check my code and leave such precise feedback, I'll def check those suggestions to improve my code !
