Responsive QR-code banner using Flexbox

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  Chantal Ngwenya•60

  @ChantalNgwenyaPosted 2 months ago

  Feedback for Stephen-Salano's Solution

  1. Semantic HTML:

  • The HTML structure includes semantic elements, such as <main> and <header>, which improves the document’s accessibility and SEO. However, consider using a <figure> element for the QR code image, as it provides more context. You can wrap the image in a <figure> tag and use a <figcaption> for a description if needed.

  2. Accessibility:

  • The alt attribute for the QR code image is generic ("qr-code"). It would be better to provide a more descriptive alt text, such as "QR code linking to Frontend Mentor", to give screen reader users clearer information about the image.
  • Consider adding aria-labels or roles for better screen reader support, particularly for interactive elements, if you plan to expand the functionality.

  3. Responsive Layout:

  • The layout looks good on a range of screen sizes due to the use of Flexbox and media queries. The maximum widths for the container on smaller screens are well defined, ensuring it remains visually appealing.
  • You might also want to test the layout on various devices or use tools like Chrome's DevTools to simulate different screen sizes.

  4. Code Structure and Readability:

  • The code is generally well-structured and readable. Using IDs for styling is fine, but consider switching to class selectors for better reusability. IDs can only be used once per page, while classes can be reused, making your styles more flexible.
  • You might also consider organizing your CSS properties in a consistent order (e.g., layout properties first, followed by typography, colors, etc.) for improved readability.

  5. Alignment with Design:

  • The solution seems to align well with the expected design. The use of colors and fonts matches the provided specifications. Make sure to double-check against the design mockup to ensure there are no discrepancies, especially regarding spacing and alignment.

  Overall, this is a solid implementation! With a few tweaks for accessibility and code structure, it could be even better. Great job!

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