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Adam Whitehouse• 110
@adamwhitehouse95
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Your CSS Grid here is fire! Well done...
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Steph• 500
@xStephx
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@adamwhitehouse95 thank you soo much!!
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Faojul• 260
@Faojulazim
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Hi Steph, I am Faojul from frontend mentor. I just thought to give you friend request cause I thought having guideline is important. I would appreciate if you accept my friend request in discord id: faojul.azim
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Steph• 500
@xStephx
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@Faojulazim nice to meet you. I accepted your friend request.
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Jawad Mahmud• 150
@JawadM2002
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The code is able to utilise semantic HTML elements such as main, section, article, img, p, h1, h2 and span, which makes the code more meaningful. The code is well-structured and easy to read. It utilizes semantic HTML, CSS classes, and is organized into sections, which promotes readability. Reusability can be further enhanced by considering CSS classes for repetitive styling elements. Whilst it is accessible, you could consider descriptive and meaningful text on the 'alt' attributes for the images. Furthermore, the solution and its elements are able to match that of the design. Overall, the provided code incorporates semantic HTML and Tailwind CSS for the style and shows a great demonstration of learning, so keep it up! :)
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Steph• 500
@xStephx
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@JawadM2002 thank you so much for the detailed feedback!
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