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  1. HTML Structure:

    • The HTML structure is clean and logical. It uses semantic tags effectively, but there could be enhancements for accessibility.
  2. CSS:

    • The styling is generally good, but the div selector is overly broad. Applying hover effects to all div elements is unnecessary and may cause unwanted behaviors. Targeting specific classes (like .book) will make the styling more precise and predictable.
  3. JavaScript (API & DOM Manipulation):

    • The API fetch logic works but lacks error handling, which may cause issues if the fetch request fails. It’s essential to wrap asynchronous operations like API calls in try-catch blocks.
    • innerHTML is used to inject dynamic content, which can expose the page to security risks. Safer DOM manipulation methods (createElement and textContent) should be preferred.
  4. Random Price:

    • Using Math.random() to generate arbitrary prices can be fine for demonstration but is not ideal for production.
  5. Accessibility:

    • Accessibility improvements can be made by adding ARIA attributes or improving keyboard navigation.

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1. **HTML Structure:**
   - The HTML structure is clean and logical. It uses semantic tags effectively, but there could be enhancements for accessibility.

2. **CSS:**
   - The styling is generally good, but the `div` selector is overly broad. Applying hover effects to all `div` elements is unnecessary and may cause unwanted behaviors. Targeting specific classes (like `.book`) will make the styling more precise and predictable.

3. **JavaScript (API & DOM Manipulation):**
   - The API fetch logic works but lacks error handling, which may cause issues if the fetch request fails. It’s essential to wrap asynchronous operations like API calls in `try-catch` blocks.
   - `innerHTML` is used to inject dynamic content, which can expose the page to security risks. Safer DOM manipulation methods (`createElement` and `textContent`) should be preferred.

4. **Random Price:**
   - Using `Math.random()` to generate arbitrary prices can be fine for demonstration but is not ideal for production.

5. **Accessibility:**
   - Accessibility improvements can be made by adding ARIA attributes or improving keyboard navigation.
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1. **HTML Structure:**
   - The HTML structure is clean and logical, utilizing semantic tags appropriately. The grid layout with cards is simple and easy to extend.

2. **CSS Design and Responsiveness:**
   - The grid layout using `grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fill, minmax(200px, 1fr))` is a responsive design pattern. It adapts well to different screen sizes by filling available space.
   - Box shadow and hover effects are applied to `.card` and `.button` elements, giving the design a modern, interactive feel. The transitions make the hover effects smooth and user-friendly.
   
3. **Usability and Accessibility:**
   - The cards and buttons have hover effects, providing visual feedback to users. This improves interactivity and engagement.
   - No explicit focus styles or ARIA attributes are used for accessibility, though color contrast changes on hover help visually.

4. **Code Organization:**
   - The CSS is well-organized, with proper transitions and spacing. However, separating styles into an external CSS file for larger projects would improve maintainability.
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