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- @MatPawlukPosted about 1 year ago
Congratulations on sharing this project! 🎉👏
HTML Review:
- Semantic Structure: The overall structure seems fine with appropriate HTML5 semantics.
- Accessibility: Alt attributes on images are helpful for accessibility. Ensure they accurately describe the image content for screen readers.
- Spacing and Indentation: Consistent indentation makes the code readable and maintainable.
- Link Attributes: Check if the links (
href
) for the challenge and the coder are accurate and working. - Meta Tags: Meta tags for charset and viewport are correctly set.
CSS Review:
- Selectors and Styling: The selectors used are straightforward, targeting classes and elements. Consider using more descriptive class names for better readability and understanding.
- Colors: The color choices seem appropriate, though using named variables or CSS custom properties might enhance maintainability.
- Layout and Positioning: Consider using more modern layout techniques like Flexbox or Grid for better responsiveness and positioning control. The current code uses percentages which might cause issues in responsive design.
- Style Repetition: There's some repetition in the CSS properties that could be consolidated to make the code more concise.
- Commenting: Adding comments to explain complex styling or sections could improve code maintainability.
Recommendations:
- Responsive Design: Ensure the design is responsive across different devices by using media queries or more responsive units (like
%
,vw
,vh
). - Consolidation: Look for opportunities to consolidate repeated styles.
- Naming Conventions: Consider using more descriptive class names for better readability and understanding.
- CSS Methodology: Think about adopting a CSS methodology like BEM (Block Element Modifier) or SMACSS (Scalable and Modular Architecture for CSS) for better structure and scalability.
Overall, the code works and creates a basic NFT preview card component. To enhance it further, consider implementing the suggestions mentioned above for improved readability, maintainability, and responsiveness.
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