Hello, I’m extremely new at coding, but I finished my Tribute Page project, and i was just wondering if I could get some feedback, if I need to make any changes or anything like that.
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Hey Ethan,
nice to meet you! 
Congrats on your first project, you did a great job so far! 
My ideas:
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all tests pass, awesome!
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when you use codepen (only there!), you only have to add the code that belongs into the
body; so you can remove the<body>and</body>tags in your codepen code -
after you removed this stuff, you can get a code validation:
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you can increase the readability of your code by:
- clicking on the small arrow on the right side of the code box and
- clicking
Format HTML/CSS
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when I decrease the width of my browser, the top image becomes very small, but the text becomes very big:
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on my wide screen, I’m having a hard time to read the content, because some lines are very long, font size and line height are rather small:
Feel free to ask questions and keep up the good work! 
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Welcome to the forums @ethankb16. Your page looks good. The only thing I’ll add for you to revisit is;
- Review the lesson about giving meaningful text to links.
- Web Accessibility in Mind has a more thorough explanation.
- “chris cornell’s” is not accessible
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Hello! So I would do something more like “Chris Cornell’s Website” instead of just “Chris Cornell’s”?
Hello! thank for the advice, I didn’t know I could do that with Codepen! I just have one question, is there a way for me to scale text like the pictures? that was it’s readable on every device/screen?
Yes, that would increase accessibility
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Awesome, I will do that and keep that in mind. Thank you, I appreciate the help!
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Hey there,
you can have a look at this section in the FCC curriculum to learn how to use media queries to make the image and the text (=typography) responsive.
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