SUMMARY: Good start on this project. The site looks great and you did an excellent job keeping both the project folder and the code neat, organized, and readable. Great work using divs, ids, and classes to help structure and the label the content on the page as well!
Behind the scenes in the html, try to always pick the most appropriate element for the content you're adding. The element that you choose should reflect the content's role on the page. An h1 element is perfect for the main heading of the page for instance. Also, be sure to include the alt attribute for your img elements to ensure that a wider variety of users have access to that information.
As a next step try saving your image files locally to an images folder inside of resources and then using relative file paths to link to those from your html and css. The link to css on line 5 of your html is a great example and more info can be found here.
DatWolf
commented
6 years ago
GRADE: Needs Improvement
SUMMARY: Good start on this project. The site looks great and you did an excellent job keeping both the project folder and the code neat, organized, and readable. Great work using divs, ids, and classes to help structure and the label the content on the page as well!
Behind the scenes in the html, try to always pick the most appropriate element for the content you're adding. The element that you choose should reflect the content's role on the page. An h1 element is perfect for the main heading of the page for instance. Also, be sure to include the alt attribute for your img elements to ensure that a wider variety of users have access to that information.
As a next step try saving your image files locally to an images folder inside of resources and then using relative file paths to link to those from your html and css. The link to css on line 5 of your html is a great example and more info can be found here.
Keep up the good work!