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Submitted almost 2 years ago

QR Code using Tailwind and some pure css

tailwind-css
Marco Azzari•10
@azzariprem
A solution to the QR code component challenge
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Any question about best practices?

Like I handled color using style tag and the rest in tailwind. Does it work?

Github published website does not load images, do you know why?

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  • Zubair Abid•280
    @ZubairAbid101
    Posted almost 2 years ago

    Hello!!!

    Congratulations on completing the challenge!

    There are some things that you can improve in the code,

    • To write custom styles I would recommend using a separate stylesheet dedicated to your CSS. To do this simply create a styles.css and then use a <link> tag to connect your HTML to the CSS stylesheet.
    • Another key feature is to use Semantic HTML. Though this project is short and does not necessarily require semantics it would be best practice to still implement it. To do this use HTML tags like <main>, <header>, <footer>, <section> to name a few.
    • I would also recommend using a custom README.md file on your GitHub as this would better help other developers in understanding the purpose of your code.

    I hope you find this comment helpful!

    Did you know that there's a mark as helpful and an up-vote option?

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    Happy Coding!!!

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