E-Commerce Page

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Any comments will be welcomed. My code isn't cleaned yet, I have to improve responsive design and improve accessibility.
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The HTML structure of the e-commerce product page is well-organized and semantic, making it easy to understand and maintain. The use of meaningful alt attributes, accessible SVG elements, and clearly separated sections like header, main, and footer demonstrates good attention to accessibility and code readability. External assets and fonts are efficiently linked, and the cart and overlay components show thoughtful UI structuring. Overall, the code reflects solid foundational HTML skills and provides a great base for styling and interactivity.
The CSS is well-organized, with clear use of flexbox for layout and proper use of media queries for responsiveness. The styling ensures a modern and clean look for the design. Some selectors could be more specific to avoid potential conflicts, and it might be helpful to add a bit more spacing between sections for improved readability on smaller screens.
The JavaScript code is well-structured and efficiently handles interactive elements on the e-commerce page. Functions such as addToCart and deleteCart ensure a smooth shopping experience, while displayCart and displayDesktopOverlay manage visibility. To improve readability and scalability, the functions could be further modularized for easier maintenance as more features are added.
But overall great work, keep it going🚀
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