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[Storingo]

@KatieMFritz Can you take a look at this? It's hosted here and meets the following criteria:

• [x] Include a haiku, describing the feelings this product will evoke (with br elements to add new lines where appropriate)
• [x] Create and download a sound effect file for what the game will sound like when you win, then include an audio player in the page so users can hear the sample
• [x] Include a table comparing which features your game has in comparison to competitors (these competitors may be real or made up)
• [x] Include a demo video from YouTube, but featuring a completely unrelated animal being cute (not getting hurt!)

[KatieMFritz]

Pretty close!

Valid HTML

I ran your published page URL through the W3C validator and it returned one error. Try it yourself and see if you can fix it. Valid HTML is required for every project now, per the instructions in this previous project.

Table Markup

When I look at the code, I see that you're using th for every cell. th is short for table header and should only be used for the first row of a table. The rest of the cells should use td for table data. You can see more details on page 2 of the lesson. If you did that on purpose, to make all the table content bold, that's something you'll want to use CSS for in the future. Let me know if you have any questions about that.

Thank you for your flattering haiku! 😊

[Storingo]

I made the required changes

[KatieMFritz]

Great! 🌟

:shipit:

One thing I missed before - looks like you got creative and used br to split text lines and make your table columns narrower. It's fine for now. In future lessons, we'll get deeper into using CSS to make layout and style changes. Once we do, you'll want to always use CSS to change things like width, and only use br to indicate that the lines are semantically separate. Does that make sense?