You've got a good handle on basic CSS properties, demonstrated by your successfully reproducing the web page. Good job!
Try to get into the habit of giving your img tags alt attributes to improve your website's accessibility. Leave your styles out of the HTML and move them into the CSS. Avoid repeating code wherever possible.
See if you can make your code better by including some more semantic HTML5 elements. These are elements like header, footer, main, and section, that describe your webpage a little more than the traditional div.
Thanks for the feedback.
re. the last paragraph - I don't think we've covered those elements at this stage in the course, yet. Any idea if/when we will?
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You've got a good handle on basic CSS properties, demonstrated by your successfully reproducing the web page. Good job!
Try to get into the habit of giving your
img
tags alt attributes to improve your website's accessibility. Leave your styles out of the HTML and move them into the CSS. Avoid repeating code wherever possible.See if you can make your code better by including some more semantic HTML5 elements. These are elements like
header
,footer
,main
, andsection
, that describe your webpage a little more than the traditionaldiv
.