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  Chamu•13,340

  @ChamuMutezvaPosted 7 days ago

  Hi MuftiBinHabib

  I wrote some feedback the other day on your QR code challenge. It is important to read and implement the changes suggested in order to have a progressive learning that can be meaningful. If something is not clear from the suggestions , ask for further clarification. Creating new projects and repeating the same mistakes from previous challenges will prolong your learning

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  Bhuvnesh Upadhayay•820

  @bhuvi819381Posted 7 days ago

  Hey bro i just checked your code and suggest some

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  README Tips

  1. Always keep the README.md updated—it’s like the first impression of your project!
     • Take a moment to read it and make sure it makes sense.
     • Once you’ve reviewed it, feel free to delete the old one.
     • Rename the provided README template and tweak it to fit your project.

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  CSS Centering and Responsiveness

  Let’s make sure your designs are flexible and look great on all devices:

  1. Centering Elements:
     Use the following trick to center things in your container or body (horizontally and vertically):

     body {  
         height: 100vh;  
         display: flex;  
         justify-content: center;  
         align-items: center;  
     }
     

  
  Avoid Fixed Widths:
  Using fixed widths can mess up your responsiveness, especially on smaller screens. Instead:
  
    ```css
  .box {  
      width: 80%; /* Flexible units are your best friend */  
      max-width: 1200px; /* A safe upper limit */  
  }
  

  Image Accessibility: Don’t forget the alt attribute for your images! It’s great for accessibility and helps screen readers. Here’s an example:

  
  <img src="example.jpg" alt="A description of the image">
  
  

  (If the image is purely decorative, you can leave it blank—but only if you really mean it!)

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