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  • MinSan•20
    @denialgrey
    Submitted over 2 years ago

    Creating qr code using Bootstrap and CSS custom properties

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    Leo López•110
    @Ciensprog
    Posted over 2 years ago

    Is it cheating for using bootstrap on this project?

    Of course of not! you can use any tool for create your solutions, from vanilla js to any library/framework like react, vue, astro, etc.

    However, there are some accesibility errors that should be fix:

    • In your src attribute for img tag, you can replace backslash \ for slash / because th backslash is used like path delimiter or escaping characters (in regex).
    • Consider add an alt attribute to img tag for give a contexts of the image, for example <img src="..." alt="QR Code" />.
    • Replace your <div class="container-fluid ..." (div tag) with a main tag to fix accesibiilty error.
    • Replace your level-five heading with level-one heading to fix accesibility errors, for example: <h5> -> <h1>.
    • Replace your <div class="attribution fixed-bottom"> (div tag) with a semantic footer tag such as: <footer class="attribution fixed-bottom"> to fix accesibility errors.

    Great job!

    Marked as helpful
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