@mrkrbrts
Posted
Hi Fernando, great job on the challenge!
One thing I noticed is that at the top of the HTML, you have <html lang="en"> (this says that the document is in English)
However, your class names and comments are in another language - I think it's Spanish.
Maybe you could change the entire document to be in Spanish, and change the <HTML> tag to something like <html lang="es">
This would also help with accessibility.
Keep up the good work! :)
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@MelvinAguilar
Posted
@mrkrbrts Hi! thank you for contributing your ideas to the solution
I have a small suggestion: The language attribute in the html element is used to determine the language of the page's content, i.e., the text displayed on the page. For instance, if you are a foreigner and want to translate a page, the language will be detected automatically. In the current version, the text is in English, so a declaration of lang="en"> tells the browser that the entire page is in English. The classes are a world apart, greetings