Use semantic elements

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Consider using more semantic HTML elements to improve the code's readability and accessibility. For example, use

for the to-do list title and

for the main content.

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Add appropriate CSS reset: It's a good practice to include a CSS reset or use a CSS normalization library to ensure consistent default styles across different browsers. This can help avoid unexpected styling variations. In index.html

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Separate CSS and Preprocessor Syntax: My Codes is a mix regular CSS and Sass-like syntax (using $primary-color variable). It's essential that I use a CSS preprocessor like Sass to leverage variables effectively. If using Sass, make sure to preprocess the styles before using them in production. In index.html

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Minimize Nesting Levels It's good to keep the nesting levels in CSS to a minimum. Deeply nested styles can become difficult to manage and lead to specificity issues. Try to keep the nesting level to a reasonable limit.

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Responsiveness: I need to ensure that the layout and styles are responsive across different screen sizes. Consider using media queries to adapt the styles to various devices.

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I need to Improve Code Reusability: cause some parts of the code, like adding and updating tasks, are repeated in multiple event listeners. Consider refactoring those parts to reusable functions to avoid code duplication. in index.js