@YasserAO
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hello @Aish,
here are my segguestions,
-Improving Accessibility:
Ensure all interactive elements can be easily navigated via keyboard and provide descriptive ARIA roles where appropriate. Additionally, use semantic HTML elements such as <nav>, <header>, and <footer> to enhance the structure and meaning of your content for assistive technologies and users alike.
-Enhancing Code Efficiency:
Optimize CSS by employing efficient selectors, such as direct child selection and descendant selectors, to reduce redundancy and improve performance.
-Ensuring Responsiveness:
Utilize relative units like percentages and ems for sizing elements for ex: width:80%, coupled with media queries to create responsive designs that adapt seamlessly to different screen sizes and devices for ex: @media(min-width:320px){ } @media(min-width:768px){ }. Test thoroughly across various devices and browsers to ensure consistent performance and user experience.
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