Report on Improvements to CSS, HTML, and JS Code
Introduction

This report presents the improvements made to the provided CSS, HTML, and JS code. The aim of these enhancements is to optimize the appearance, functionality of the code, correct errors, and improve performance.
CSS Code Improvements

Font Style: The "Roboto" font was added to the entire document to maintain a consistent style.

Colors: Colors were defined for the background, text, and borders, creating a coherent color scheme.

Borders: Borders were added to the containers to improve appearance and separate elements.

Shadows: Shadows were added to the containers to create a sense of depth.

Responsiveness: Styles were added to make the code responsive and adaptable to different screen sizes.

Buttons: Button styles were enhanced to make them more attractive and easier to use.

Border Lines: Border lines were added to the containers to improve appearance and separate elements.

HTML Code Improvements

Structure: The HTML code structure was corrected to make it more logical and easier to understand.

Tags: Tags were added to improve the semantics of the code and make it more accessible.

Content: The content of the HTML code was corrected to make it more precise and coherent.

Links: Links to styles and scripts were added to facilitate maintenance and updates.

Images: Images were incorporated to improve the appearance of the code and make it more attractive.

Conclusion

In summary, several improvements were made to the CSS and HTML code to optimize its appearance, functionality, and performance. These enhancements include the addition of styles, colors, borders, shadows, and responsiveness, as well as error correction and code optimization. It is expected that these improvements will enhance the user experience and make the code easier to use and maintain.