Dasmoto's Arts and Crafts

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Criteria 1: HTML & CSS Linking

• Score Level: 4
• Comment(s): HTML file contains a valid link to the correct CSS file.

Criteria 2: Implementation of design specification and content

• Score Level: 4
• Comment(s): The page includes all styles and content provided in the design specification.

Criteria 3: HTML tags and content

• Score Level: 4
• Comment(s): HTML content matches the design specification. The tags in the HTML are used for their intended purpose (<p> for paragraphs, <h_> for headers, etc.)

Criteria 4: Use of CSS selectors and syntax

• Score Level: 4
• Comment(s): Syntax: Uses proper selectors (id, class, element type). All rule sets are valid CSS.

Overall Score: 16/16

Excellent work with this project! Your HTML and CSS code was readable and well structured, and you did a good job making the webpage match the specification closely. Also, nice work making use of the span tag in your p tags to add some specific styling to those parts!

In the future, consider adding the alt attribute to your images. The alt attribute is some text that will be shown if the user is using accessibility settings, or if the page doesn't load correctly or something similar. We can add it simply like this:

<img src="https://s3.amazonaws.com/codecademy-content/courses/freelance-1/unit-2/hacksaw.jpeg" alt="Hacksaw Brushes">

You can read more about the alt attribute here. Adding this attribute is a really good idea and can help increase the accessibility of your web pages a lot.

Good job overall! I hope you enjoy the rest of the course!

[BarrelRider5]

Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate the reminder to add the alt attribute to my images. I didn't fully understand their purpose before, but now I think I have a much better idea of why they are useful. In fact, I heard earlier this week that a nearby school district is being sued for not making their web pages more accessible to the visually impaired.

Again, I appreciate your time and comments and will try to remember to apply alt attributes to all of my images in the future.