@ghamsin
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hi isee u dont follow orginal design its cool but ucould do this better becus fnal design is not elegant its very typical in codding u skip footer this also make less legit over all dont be lazy take ure time put more effert at the end u will be much more satisfyer
@KasiaKaz14
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@ghamsin Please comment more constructively. Nothing comes out of your comment. I have almost two years of experience with programming and no programmer/lecturer has ever told me: don't be lazy, put more effort into the project. If you want to give an advice, tell what you think is wrong, because at the moment you are wasting both my and your time
@ghamsin
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@KasiaKaz14 yeah i agree with this one look like who should put more effort on gave better solution is me and i forgot about it here is my advices I hope u like this one ^_^
Enhance Semantic HTML: For your social links, it’s better to use a <nav> tag. This helps search engines understand that this section is for navigation. Alt Text for Images: Your alt text for the image is good, but you can use a more descriptive text to improve accessibility and SEO and stuff . CSS Cleanup: Use CSS variables for colors instead of hardcoded values. This makes your code cleaner and easier to maintain. :root { --bg-color: black; --link-color: chartreuse; --text-color: white; --border-color: gray; } this make it much more organizer Comments and Unused Code: If you have comments and unused code, like the attribution section, you can remove them for a cleaner codebase. If you might need them later, consider keeping them in a separate file.
Overall, you have a solid code structure, and by following these small suggestions, you can significantly enhance its quality and accessibility. Remember to always optimize your design for user experience. If you have any questions or specific projects you need help with, feel free to ask ^_^!
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@KasiaKaz14
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@ghamsin It's a really nice point of view. When I started learning we used nav for more complex pages. I have never thought to use with more simple projects, and never considered it in terms of seo. That's curious, and important. Thanks for this. Alternative text for img: every experience developer tells that it must be short. It appears when the picture is not showed. It is not an important issue. The same with CSS variables. I know it, and it is a really useful functionality. We also used it for much bigger and complex projects. The lecturers/developers told me that it is convenient when you have a lot of code, so that's why I didn't decide to add this here. Thank you very much again for your comment
