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London Class 10 - Iryna Lynyk - HTML/CSS I - Coursework - Week 1 #341
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migmow
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Great piece of work! really well done 💯 I only suggest using more descriptive class names. For example which image you mean by img class.
Also, you have some common styles applied to different elements throughout your code. Consider consolidating these common styles into reusable classes that you can apply to multiple elements.
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| .article img{ | ||
| max-width: 60%; | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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