@dquinn089
Posted
Looks great and gets the job done! I have a suggestion to clean up your code and have it looking nicer.
Instead of giving every tag a class, you can just reference the specific tag directly.
Example:
Instead of: <img src="images/image-qr-code.png" class="img">
Remove the class and do: <img src="images/image-qr-code.png">
CSS before: .img {}
CSS after: img {}
Using class/id should really be reserved for when multiple div classes are being used which need to be identified for reference, as well as to reference any tag names within that specific class/id.
Example: If you had two div classes, and each one has an "img" tag, it would look something like this
.class_1 img{}
.class_2 img{}
I hope this is helpful and gives some insight on cleaner code and helps save some time!
