Recipe Page using html and css

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  Gunal K•80

  @Gunal-kPosted 7 months ago

  Your HTML code for the recipe page looks well-structured and organized. Here's a review of the code:

  1. Semantic HTML: You've used semantic HTML elements such as <section>, <h1>, <h2>, <p>, <ul>, <li>, and <table>, which enhances the accessibility and readability of the page.

  2. Accessibility: You've added the alt attribute to the <img> element, which is important for screen readers and improves accessibility for users with disabilities. You've also used the role attribute appropriately to define the roles of different sections.

  3. Content Structure: The content is well-structured into sections such as "Ingredients", "Instructions", and "Nutrition", which makes it easy for users to navigate and understand.

  4. Styling: You've included some inline styles and linked an external stylesheet (style.css) for additional styling. It's good practice to separate CSS styles from HTML for better maintainability and organization.

  5. Improvements:

     • Consider removing unnecessary line breaks (<br>) to improve the flow of content.
     • Ensure consistent indentation for better readability of the code.
     • Review the CSS styles and ensure consistency in styling throughout the page.
     • Test the page on different devices and screen sizes to ensure it's responsive and displays correctly.

  Overall, your HTML code provides a solid foundation for a recipe page. Keep up the good work, and feel free to make any adjustments or enhancements based on your preferences and project requirements!

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  Maryam Damagum•250

  @maryam-damagumPosted 2 months ago

  Thank you 😊 @Gunal-k

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  Maryam Damagum•250

  @maryam-damagumPosted 7 months ago

  Than you so much. I really appreciate your feedback.

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