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Submitted 28 days ago

Responsive landing page with single introductory section with HTML/CSS

Djamel1133•880
@Djamel1133
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This is a solution for...Huddle landing page with a single introductory section
  • HTML
  • CSS
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  • Houari Aouinti•910
    @aouintihouariPosted 28 days ago

    Well done! Keep practicing and improving.

    However, I've noticed that you've used the @import in your CSS file rather than linking them directly in your HTML. For a very small and simple project like this one, it's not a problem, but you should know that it's not a best practice. You should link the fonts directly in your HTML for better performance.

    Linking fonts directly in the HTML <head> is better for performance due to a few key reasons:

    1. Early Loading: The browser can start loading the font as soon as it encounters the <link> tag, reducing the time it takes for the font to be available for rendering.

    2. CSS Parsing: When using @import, the CSS file must be fully loaded and parsed before the font can be requested, adding an extra step that can delay font availability.

    3. Parallel Requests: Linking directly allows the browser to initiate multiple requests simultaneously, which can improve overall loading speed compared to the sequential nature of @import.

    4. Reduced Render Blocking: Using a direct link can help avoid blocking rendering, allowing the page to display content faster.

    Overall, these factors contribute to a smoother user experience and better performance metrics for your site.

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  • Djamel1133•880
    @Djamel1133Posted 28 days ago

    Thank you, I appreciate your comment and i'll fixed it soon inch Allah

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