Recipe page

Congratulations on completing your Recipe Page project! 🎉 Your dedication and hard work have paid off, resulting in a visually appealing and functional page. It's great to see you putting your skills into practice, and I have a few recommendations to help you enhance your project further.

• Semantic HTML: Good use of semantic elements like <main> and <article>. Consider using <section> for the preparation time, ingredients, and instructions to further improve the structure and accessibility of your page. 📄

• Responsive Images: In your CSS, you've made great use of media queries for responsive design. To further optimize, consider using the srcset attribute in your <img> tags. This will allow you to serve different image sizes based on the viewport, which is especially useful for mobile devices. 🖼️

• CSS Best Practices:

  • Avoid over-qualifying selectors (e.g., h1.heading-primary can be just .heading-primary). This keeps your CSS more maintainable and your stylesheet smaller.
  • Utilize shorthand properties where possible to make your CSS more concise.
  • Consider organizing your CSS properties consistently (e.g., positioning, box model, typography, visual) for easier readability. 🎨

• Performance: Ensure that your images are optimized for web use. Large images can significantly slow down page loading times, especially on mobile devices. Tools like TinyPNG can be helpful. 🚀

• Accessibility:

  • Ensure that all interactive elements are accessible. For example, if any of your headings or images are clickable, they should be implemented as buttons or links.
  • Use alt attributes in images not just for description but also to convey the function if the image is interactive. 🖼️

• Font Loading: It's great to see you using Google Fonts. Ensure that fonts are loaded efficiently to minimize render-blocking. You can use font-display: swap in your @font-face rule to enhance text visibility while fonts are loading. 🆎

• Table Accessibility: For the nutrition table, ensure that it is accessible. Use <th> tags appropriately and consider adding scope attributes to your headers for better screen reader support. 🍽️

• Cross-Browser Testing: Test your page across different browsers to ensure compatibility and a consistent user experience. 🌍

• Keep Learning: Frontend development is an ever-evolving field. Keep learning new techniques, best practices, and technologies to continue growing as a developer. 🌱

References for further learning:

• For semantic HTML and accessibility: MDN Web Docs
• For responsive images: Responsive Images Guide
• For CSS best practices: CSS Guidelines
• For performance optimization: Web Performance
• For cross-browser testing: BrowserStack

Keep up the excellent work, and remember, each project is a step forward in your journey as a developer. Looking forward to seeing more of your creations! 💻🌟

Well done bro! This is clean. I'm following a course and we've not yet begun learning mobile designs yet. I can't wait to start.