@mrnestorramirez
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- @Caaspita
Congratulations on a new solution, the code looks very clean. One thing that could be improved as a good practice is to change the <div> to a <section> or <article> to maintain semantic HTML. But honestly, everything looks very neat.
- @jabnakar@Caaspita
Congrats for the new solutions, i have some sugestions for you.
-It would be good to separate the CSS and the HTML into different files to maintain good practice and more organized code.
-Try to maintain correct indentation in the code so that it is easier to read it for you and other people
-You could improve good practices by using semantic HTML so that the browser can read your website better. I leave you this page that explains it better. https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/semantic-html5-elements/
Cheer up and keep programming
Marked as helpful - P@lkBangar@Caaspita
The page looks very good, but I have some suggestions for you.
-It would be good to separate the HTML and CSS code into different files to maintain order. While it may not be much, it is more organized.
-The <h2> tag could be used as <h1> since it is the main topic, helping the browser better understand the theme of your page and display it to the correct users.
-As Mark mentioned, the use of semantic HTML is a good practice as it helps the browser better understand your code.
Congratulations on completing this challenge! Best of luck, and keep improving.
