Social Links Profile Solution - HTML&CSS

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  biwwabong•140

  @biwwabongPosted 3 months ago

  Nice work on completing the Social Links Profile challenge! Here are a few things I think you did well, along with some suggestions for improvement:

  What You Did Well:

  Clear HTML Structure: Your HTML is organized and easy to follow, which makes the code readable and maintainable. Grouping elements like the profile image and name under a header and using ul for the social links is a good approach.

  Effective Centering with Flexbox: You've effectively used Flexbox to center the main content, ensuring the profile card is always centered on the page. This makes the layout look great!

  Suggestions for Improvement:

  Improve Responsiveness on Smaller Screens: Consider using media queries to adjust the main container's width for smaller screens. This would make the profile card more adaptable and improve the user experience on mobile devices.

  Add Links to Social Media Items: To enhance interactivity, consider wrapping each <li> element in an <a> tag with a corresponding href attribute. This would make the social media items clickable, aligning with their intended functionality.

  Semantic HTML Elements: To further improve the semantic structure of your HTML, consider using a nav tag instead of article around the social links. Since these are navigation links to different profiles, a nav element would better convey their purpose to assistive technologies.

  Using External CSS: While inline styles are fine for small projects, consider moving your CSS to an external stylesheet (e.g., style.css). This would help keep your HTML cleaner and make your project more maintainable and scalable for future changes.

  Overall, great job! Just a few small tweaks would make your project even better. Keep up the good work!

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  feyzanursener•60

  @feyzanrsnrPosted 3 months ago

  @biwwabong thank you for this useful comment, I will take your suggestions into consideration to do a better job in other projects :)

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