Responsive FOOD website using(max-width,% type of elememts in project)

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  Sabiq Hashil•100

  @SabiqHashilPosted 7 months ago

  Semantic HTML:

  • The solution uses semantic HTML elements like <header>, <nav>, <section>, <article>, and <footer>, which is great for accessibility and SEO.

  Accessibility:

  • Improvements could be made to enhance accessibility:
    • Adding alt attributes to the <img> elements for screen readers.
    • Ensuring proper color contrast for text readability, especially in the "Categories" section.
    • Implementing keyboard navigation for better accessibility.

  Responsiveness:

  • The layout looks good on a range of screen sizes. It is responsive and adapts well to different devices.

  Code Structure:

  • The code is well-structured and readable, making it easy to understand.
  • There is potential for further improvement by organizing CSS into separate files for better maintainability, especially as the project grows.

  Design vs. Solution:

  • The solution closely follows the design provided, which is great for meeting the project requirements.
  • Consider adding hover effects or transitions on recipe cards for a more interactive feel, as shown in the design.

  Overall:

  • The solution is a solid start with good use of semantic HTML and a responsive layout.
  • To enhance it further, focus on improving accessibility, organizing CSS, and adding some interactive elements for a more engaging user experience.

  Feel free to ask if you have any questions or need clarification on any points!

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