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  cisneConCorbata•170

  @cisneConCorbataPosted over 1 year ago

  You can also fix that border by rounding the corners of your container.

  I would also recommend you to stop adding inline CSS because it will get messy once you get to work on bigger projects. Use a .css file or the <styles> tag instead.

  As a last note, please use always use alt text for images and landmarks, it's important for accessibility!

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  mel-stark•40

  @mel-starkPosted over 1 year ago

  @cisneConCorbata thank you for replying and for the feedback, I've generated a new report, hopefully it's more accessible now! I also kept all styles in my CSS file. I tried making all borders round but I think because there must some other style affecting the hierarchy. I'll try that again, thank you.

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  cisneConCorbata•170

  @cisneConCorbataPosted over 1 year ago

  @mel-stark try adding the round border to .card, it seems like that's what is missing

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  Adriano•310

  @adriano-wbPosted over 1 year ago

  O HTML parece estar correto em termos de sintaxe e marcação. No entanto, aqui estão algumas sugestões de melhoria:

  1. Incluir descrições significativas em elementos HTML como imagens e ícones.

  2. Adicionar atributo alt em elementos de imagem para fins de acessibilidade.

  3. Adicionar comentários em partes importantes do código HTML para facilitar a manutenção e compreensão do código.

  4. Evitar a mistura de estilos inline e externos e centralizar a estilização em um único arquivo CSS.

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  mel-stark•40

  @mel-starkPosted over 1 year ago

  @adriano-wb thank you for your feedback, I've made the changes you mentioned!

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