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The current HTML code for the Finance Courses page has several issues that could be improved for better accessibility, readability, and overall quality. Below are the identified problems and suggestions for enhancement:
Issues Identified:
Meta Description: The meta description mentions "Modern Physics," which is not relevant to the finance content. This should be revised to accurately reflect the topic.
Image Alt Text: The alt attributes for images need to be more descriptive to improve accessibility. For example, "Financial securities image" should be more specific.
Image Dimensions: The height of the images is set to 100 pixels, which may distort the aspect ratio. A larger height (e.g., 200 pixels) is recommended.
Redundant Class Names: Class names like title-lg and title-sm could be more descriptive. Consider using names that indicate their purpose, such as course-title and course-duration.
Link Accessibility: The links to course pages should have clearer and more descriptive text to enhance accessibility.
Section Heading Structure: Ensure the hierarchy of headings (h2, h3) is consistent and meaningful.
Use of Semantic HTML: Using more semantic elements, like <article> for course cards, would improve the structure and readability of the code.
Responsive Design: Confirm that the linked CSS addresses responsiveness, especially for mobile devices.
Favicon Link: Verify that the favicon file exists at the specified path and consider adding a fallback for browsers that do not support SVG.
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Description:
The current HTML code for the Finance Courses page has several issues that could be improved for better accessibility, readability, and overall quality. Below are the identified problems and suggestions for enhancement:
Issues Identified:
Meta Description: The meta description mentions "Modern Physics," which is not relevant to the finance content. This should be revised to accurately reflect the topic.
Image Alt Text: The alt attributes for images need to be more descriptive to improve accessibility. For example, "Financial securities image" should be more specific.
Image Dimensions: The height of the images is set to 100 pixels, which may distort the aspect ratio. A larger height (e.g., 200 pixels) is recommended.
Redundant Class Names: Class names like
title-lg
andtitle-sm
could be more descriptive. Consider using names that indicate their purpose, such ascourse-title
andcourse-duration
.Link Accessibility: The links to course pages should have clearer and more descriptive text to enhance accessibility.
Section Heading Structure: Ensure the hierarchy of headings (h2, h3) is consistent and meaningful.
Use of Semantic HTML: Using more semantic elements, like
<article>
for course cards, would improve the structure and readability of the code.Responsive Design: Confirm that the linked CSS addresses responsiveness, especially for mobile devices.
Favicon Link: Verify that the favicon file exists at the specified path and consider adding a fallback for browsers that do not support SVG.
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