recipe-page by using html

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

1. Successfully creating a clean and well-structured recipe page using semantic HTML.
2. Ensuring the layout is visually appealing and easy to read with a structured format.
3. Implementing accessibility-friendly elements for a better user experience.
4. Using a responsive design that adapts well across different screen sizes.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

🔹 Challenge: Ensuring a clean and structured layout using only HTML and basic CSS. Solution: Used semantic HTML elements (like <section>, <article>, and <figure>) to maintain clarity and improve accessibility.

🔹 Challenge: Making the recipe page visually appealing without a CSS framework. Solution: Focused on proper spacing, typography, and color contrast to enhance readability and aesthetics.

🔹 Challenge: Image placement and responsiveness across different screen sizes. Solution: Used CSS flexbox and responsive image techniques to ensure the image scales properly on various devices.

🔹 Challenge: Ensuring accessibility for all users. Solution: Used proper heading hierarchy, descriptive alt text for images, and contrast-friendly colors.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

1️⃣ Responsive Design Ensuring the layout adapts well on different screen sizes. Improving mobile-friendliness with better spacing and text sizing. 2️⃣ Styling & UI Enhancements Refining typography, colors, and layout for a more polished look. Adding CSS animations or hover effects for interactivity. 3️⃣ Accessibility Improvements Making sure the page is screen-reader friendly. Enhancing keyboard navigation and contrast ratios.