social-links-profile

Hello Sergey Juchenko!

Your "Social links profile" page looks great in terms of structure. Here are a few suggestions for improving it based on web development best practices:

1. Accessibility Enhancements Alt Text for Image: Ensure the alt attribute for the image has a meaningful description for users relying on screen readers. If it’s a decorative image, you can use alt="", but if it’s a profile image, you could write something like alt="Profile picture of Jessica Randall".

<img src="./assets/images/avatar-jessica.jpeg" alt="Profile picture of Jessica Randall" />

Link Descriptions: It’s a good practice to make your links descriptive. For example, instead of just “GitHub,” you could say “Jessica’s GitHub profile” to provide more context for accessibility:

<li><a href="#">Jessica's GitHub Profile</a></li>

1. Semantic HTML Use the <address> tag to semantically mark up the location of Jessica.

<h1>Jessica Randall</h1> <address>London, United Kingdom</address> Consider wrapping your social links in a <nav> element, which helps improve the page’s semantic structure and gives screen readers an indication of navigation links.

1. SEO Optimization Add a meta description for search engines to better understand the content of your page:

<meta name="description" content="Jessica Randall, a front-end developer from London, United Kingdom. Connect with her on GitHub, Frontend Mentor, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram." />

These suggestions will help make your page more accessible, SEO-friendly, and performant! You are doing great. keep it up!