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Submitted almost 4 years ago

Practicing BEM

Alejandro Grimminck•205
@alegrimminck
A solution to the Order summary component challenge
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Hello guys! Any recommendation will be fully aprecciated, just trying to get the hang of it :)

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  • Mohamed ELIDRISSI•435
    @elidrissidev
    Posted almost 4 years ago

    Looks very close to the design, great job!

    I do have some suggestions for you:

    • When you submit a solution, try to take a look at the reports page as it helps you identify accessibility and semantic issues with your HTML.
    • Speaking of semantics, you could have used some semantic elements instead of generic divs. E.g: You could wrap .attribution with a footer element, and you could also make .card a main element or wrap it in one. These are called landmark elements and they help create a hierarchy of the page for things like screen readers.
    • Avoid skipping heading levels. You've used an h1 for "Order Summary" but you skipped h2 and used an h3 for "Annual plan". Heading levels help define a content hierarchy for your page, always go from 1 to 6.
    • Since you are practicing BEM methodology, I saw that you were using long class names for nested elements, you could simplify it by flattening it: http://getbem.com/faq/#css-nested-elements

    Good luck!

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