@Bayoumi-dev
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Hey Zienab, It looks good!...
- I suggest you change this
<div class="button">LearnMore</div>...
Should be button to add more semantics to your project... Buttons are used for actions.
<button class="button">LearnMore</button>`
I hope this is useful to you... Keep coding👍
@zenab12
Posted
@Bayoumi-dev but we should use<form> to wrap <button> inside it to make it right and more semantic . So I used div.button instead . If I misunderstand . Can you explain the correct explanation for me 😊
@Bayoumi-dev
Posted
@zenab12 I agree with you, the button outside of a <form> is useless but even if a <button> doesn't do anything outside of a form without the help of JavaScript, it still feels better for things you can click that do actions, So <button> feels better anyway, and in this case, you also can use an anchor link <a> instead of the button... like this <a href="#" class="button" role="button">LearnMore</a>, So When to use the button and when to use the anchor link???!...
It depends on what you want to happen after clicking... will it redirect the user to another page or section? Use the anchor link <a> Otherwise, use the button
- Buttons are used for actions like opening or closing something or sending a form.
- Links are used for navigation and actions.
If I'm wrong about something, it would be great if you could explain it to me.
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@zenab12
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@Bayoumi-dev that's awesome 👏👏. Thanks so much for these Great tips
