Added zomato landing page

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Added zomato landing page project

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Pull Request Review

Greetings

Hey team! 👋 Here's my review for the latest changes made in the code. Overall, great work! Let's dive into the details:

Changes

Added a new project 'Zomato Landing Page' to the ProjectList.json file.
Added the necessary details for the new project, including the name, author, tags, Github link, file path, and description.
Added a new HTML file 'index.html' in the 'projects/zomato-landing-page' directory.
Added 171 lines of code to the 'index.html' file.
Added the Zomato logo as the shortcut icon.
Included the Font Awesome CSS library.
Set the title of the page to 'Zomato Landing Page'.
Linked the 'style.css' file to the HTML file.

Suggestions

To improve the code:

In style.css, line 1, consider using a local font file instead of importing it from an external source.
In style.css, line 2, remove the body selector since it is already the default value.
In style.css, lines 3-5, remove unnecessary properties like margin, padding, and text-decoration.
In style.css, lines 6-8, consider using a more specific selector instead of targeting all header elements.
In style.css, lines 9-12, remove the object-fit property since it is not applicable to header elements.
In style.css, lines 13-16, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the navigation bar.
In style.css, lines 17-19, remove the font-weight: lighter property since it is already the default value.
In style.css, lines 20-22, consider using a more specific selector instead of targeting all head elements.
In style.css, lines 23-25, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the logo.
In style.css, lines 26-28, remove the font-weight: 400 property since it is already the default value.
In style.css, lines 29-31, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search section.
In style.css, lines 32-34, remove the border-radius: 10px property since it is not necessary.
In style.css, lines 35-37, remove the padding: 5px 4px property since it is not necessary.
In style.css, lines 38-40, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search item.
In style.css, lines 41-43, remove the border-right: 1px solid grey property since it is not necessary.
In style.css, lines 44-46, remove the margin-right: 10px property since it is not necessary.
In style.css, lines 47-49, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search input.
In style.css, lines 50-52, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search item.
In style.css, lines 53-55, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search input.
In style.css, lines 56-58, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search item.
In style.css, lines 59-61, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search input.
In style.css, lines 62-64, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search item.
In style.css, lines 65-67, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search input.
In style.css, lines 68-70, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search item.
In style.css, lines 71-73, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search input.
In style.css, lines 74-76, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search item.
In style.css, lines 77-79, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search input.
In style.css, lines 80-82, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search item.
In style.css, lines 83-85, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search input.
In style.css, lines 86-88, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search item.
In style.css, lines 89-91, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the search input.

Bugs

Here are some places with potential bugs:

Line 6: Uncommented the meta tag for compatibility with Internet Explorer.
Line 14: Added the 'referrerpolicy' attribute to the Font Awesome stylesheet link.
Line 23: Added a missing closing tag for the 'header' element.
Line 29: Added an 'alt' attribute to the logo image.
Line 34: Added a missing closing tag for the 'h3' element.
Line 39: Added a missing closing tag for the 'div' element.
Line 45: Added a missing closing tag for the 'div' element.
Line 51: Added a missing closing tag for the 'div' element.
Line 57: Added a missing closing tag for the 'div' element.
Line 63: Added a missing closing tag for the 'div' element.
Line 69: Added a missing closing tag for the 'div' element.
Line 75: Added a missing closing tag for the 'div' element.
Line 81: Added a missing closing tag for the 'div' element.
Line 87: Added a missing closing tag for the 'div' element.

Improvements

Here are 1-2 places in the code that could be refactored for better readability:

In style.css, lines 13-16, consider using a more semantic HTML element instead of a div for the navigation bar.

Rating

I would rate the code as follows:

Readability: 8/10
Performance: 9/10
Security: 7/10

Overall, great job on the changes! Let's address the suggestions and bugs to make the code even better. Keep up the good work! 😄

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