NFT Preview Card Component [Plain HTML + CSS]

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  Petrit Nuredini•2,860

  @petritnurediniPosted 9 months ago

  Congratulations on completing your "NFT Preview Card Component" project! It's a significant achievement, and your commitment to learning and improving is clear in your work. Here are some best practices and recommendations for further enhancing your skills:

  1. HTML Best Practices:

     • Semantic HTML: Good use of semantic elements like <main>. Consider using <figure> for the .nft-img-container for better semantics.
     • Alt Text for Images: Ensure alt text is descriptive for all images. For decorative images with no semantic content, it's okay to use alt="".

  2. CSS Styling and Design:

     • CSS Variables: Excellent use of CSS variables for maintaining a consistent color scheme.
     • Responsive Design: Make sure your design is responsive and looks good on all device sizes. Test on various devices for consistency.
     • Hover Effects: Nicely implemented hover effects. Ensure they enhance user experience and don't obstruct content.

  3. Accessibility:

     • Keyboard Navigation: Ensure all interactive elements are easily navigable using a keyboard.
     • Color Contrast: Check that text colors contrast well against background colors for readability.

  4. Performance Optimization:

     • Image Optimization: Use optimized images to improve loading times, especially for web and mobile devices.
     • Minification: Minify CSS and HTML in the production version to reduce file size and improve loading times.

  5. Code Organization:

     • Comments: Adding comments to both HTML and CSS can help others understand the structure and styling choices.
     • Consistent Formatting: Ensure consistent indentation and spacing for better readability.

  6. Cross-Browser Testing:

     • Compatibility: Test your design across different browsers to ensure consistent behavior and appearance.

  7. Further Learning Resources:

     • Learn more about HTML & CSS: MDN Web Docs
     • Responsive Web Design: CSS Tricks Guide
     • Web Accessibility: Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)

  Keep up the fantastic work and continue to challenge yourself with new projects! Each project is a learning opportunity, and you're doing great. Stay curious and keep experimenting. I'm excited to see what you'll create next!

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