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FrontEndMentor - Recipe Page
Hello frontend enthusiasts 🙏
I have completed my challenge Recipe Page 🥳
Tools that I have used 🧰
- HTML
- CSS
I welcome any feedback or suggestions for improving this project. Feel free to leave your comments below.🙏
Happy Frontend Mentoring 👍
Community feedback
- @petritnurediniPosted 9 months ago
Congratulations on completing your Recipe Page project! You've done a great job incorporating various elements into the page. Here are some short tips to enhance your project further:
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Semantic HTML: Utilize more semantic HTML elements such as
<section>
,<article>
, and<header>
for better structure and accessibility. Learn more about semantic HTML here. -
CSS Best Practices: Avoid using IDs for styling (
#main-heading
,#sub-heading
, etc.). Instead, use class names for CSS. This promotes reusability and maintainability. More on CSS best practices can be found here. -
Responsive Design: Ensure that your design is responsive on all devices. Use media queries to adjust layouts, font sizes, and images for different screen sizes. More on responsive design here.
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Font Loading: Be mindful of the number of font weights and styles you import, as they can affect page load times. Consider importing only the styles you need. More on font optimization here.
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Accessibility: Improve accessibility by ensuring that all interactive elements are keyboard accessible and that your site is screen reader friendly. More about web accessibility can be found here.
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Code Organization: Organize your CSS by grouping related styles together and commenting sections for readability. This makes your code easier to read and maintain.
Fantastic work on this project! Keep up the great effort, and continue exploring new techniques and tools to elevate your web development skills even further.
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