@KrzysztofLeczycki
Posted
Hey,
if you only want to practise styling features such as grid, flex, positioning etc., I think that you don't have to worry about accessibility too much. However, when you build a project which simulates a web page or a web app, you should follow good practices, including accessibility. Have in mind that your products can be used by people with eyesight issues.
I am still a beginner in the accessibility field, but I am trying to improve my knowledge in each project.
You could try using semantic HTML tags. For example, wrap your quotes in <article>
. I am not sure if using <header>
in each quote is good practice.
I hope I helped a bit. Best wishes. :D
@subhajitroycode
Posted
@KrzysztofLeczycki Thanks I appreciate that... I am gonna fix this and gonna look out for it in the future.