I'm brand new to coding and have recently gone through a life-changing experience that motivated me to learn. I've picked up some HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and I've managed to build and deploy my very first project for a nonprofit that's meaningful to me. I understand my code isn't professional yet, but I'm eager to improve and learn from critiques. I'm looking for feedback specifically on the following aspects: HTML structure, CSS organization, file structure, JavaScript placement, performance improvements, and any bad habits I should correct early on. I want to focus on structural feedback rather than design. You can check out my live site and repo below:
Live Site: https://bentley-support-reef.github.io/bentleys-support-reef/
Repo: https://github.com/Bentley-Support-Reef/bentleys-support-reef
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Good luck with your project! I think the structure looks pretty good overall. Just keep learning and iterating on what you've built.
I took a look at your website and noticed a few things:
1. Avoid auto-playing music. It can be really annoying for users.
2. The center image on your homepage section looks stretched; try to maintain the original aspect ratio.
3. It would be cleaner if your URL didn't include '/bentleys-support-reef/'. Consider setting it up to be more straightforward.
4. You've got a lot of `
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Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate the tips, especially about the music and the image issue.