
Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I used Cursor.AI which made my code a lot simpler.
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Community feedback
- @T23harmsPosted 3 days ago
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Semantic HTML: The structure is well-organized and semantic with the use of appropriate tags like <article>, <header>, and <blockquote>. However, it could benefit from a <section> around the testimonials for better clarity, which is already in place.
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Accessibility: Image Alt Text: The alt attributes on images are well written and describe the content clearly, which is great for screen readers.
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Layout Responsiveness: The layout is generally responsive. The use of grid-template- columns and media queries ensures good adaptation to screen sizes.
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Code Structure & Readability: Well-Structured: The code is neatly structured and easy to follow. Variables are clearly defined in the root, improving maintainability. Modular CSS: You could potentially modularize the CSS even further by separating utility classes and card-specific styles. However, the current structure is fine for this context.
Suggestions for Improvement: Grid Layout on Large Screens: The grid definition (grid- column, grid-row) for specific cards on larger screens could be improved for better layout consistency, especially for the last card. Test how it behaves in different screen sizes. Add Focus Styles: Make sure you have distinct focus styles for interactive elements. Minor improvements might be made to ensure consistent padding and margins, especially in card--featured and the last card. These adjustments would ensure that the layout remains uniform across devices. Note: The quotes inside the purple card--featured are missing. You should include the quote content within that card for consistency across all testimonial cards.
Overall, the solution is solid, accessible, and well-structured with great responsiveness! Keep up the good work!🚀
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