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Great job on the header implementation! You've correctly used flexbox and met most of the project requirements. However, there are a couple of things that need to be addressed before I can approve this. The CSS in src/style.css uses the selector .nav_list > li, which violates the project's code style rule against using tag names for styling [CHECKLIST ITEM #7]. Since <li> elements are already block-level by default, this entire style block is redundant and can be removed. Additionally, for better accessibility in src/index.html, the logo's alt attribute should be more descriptive. Something like alt="Moyo company logo" would be much better for screen reader users than just "logo". Please make these adjustments and resubmit!
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src/index.html
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The alt attribute should be more descriptive. According to the task requirements, it should describe the image's content. A value like "Moyo company logo" would be more informative for users of screen readers than just "logo".
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| .nav_list > li { | ||
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This selector violates the project's code style rules, which state: "Don't use tag names for styling (except html and body)". Please use a class selector instead.
Additionally, display: block; is the default style for an <li> element, making this rule redundant. You can safely remove this entire style block.
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Excellent work on this pull request! I am approving your solution as you have successfully addressed all previous feedback and met every requirement for this task. The header is well-structured, functional, and matches the design perfectly.
For future reference, you can make your CSS even more concise. The display: block; on <li> elements and cursor: pointer; on <a> tags are redundant as they are default browser styles. Additionally, the margin implementation for navigation items can be simplified to a single rule, such as .nav_item:not(:first-child) { margin-left: 20px; }, which is easier to maintain.
These are minor suggestions for improvement and do not affect the approval. Great job!
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display: block; is not necessary here because <li> elements are block-level elements by default.
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This approach for setting margins is a bit complex and can be simplified. A single rule like .nav_item:not(:first-child) { margin-left: 20px; } would achieve the same 20px gap between items more cleanly and avoid adding extra space at the ends of the list.
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The cursor: pointer; property is redundant here, as <a> tags have this cursor style by default.
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