Good use of the <section> semantic element! However, the <strong> element is intended to denote importance or urgency, such as a warning. Although the browser typically renders text wrapped in the <strong> element as bold, it is not meant to be used for styling. In this project, I would suggest using a <span> element instead. Apply a class to the <span> to target it in the CSS, and apply the font-weight and color styling to the class.
There is a typo in the
<head>of your HTML that displays in the browser tab: https://github.com/Paraclete23/prj-rev-bwfs-dasmoto/blob/master/Dasmotos/index.html#L5Good use of the
<section>semantic element! However, the<strong>element is intended to denote importance or urgency, such as a warning. Although the browser typically renders text wrapped in the<strong>element as bold, it is not meant to be used for styling. In this project, I would suggest using a<span>element instead. Apply a class to the<span>to target it in the CSS, and apply thefont-weightandcolorstyling to the class.Here's more information about the
<strong>element: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/strong