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[friendo9876]

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

• [x] At every URL, you respond with HTML, starting with an h1 element (though for this project, it doesn't have to be a complete HTML page)
• [x] When a user visits /, they see a greeting
• [x] When a user visits /random-joke, they see one of at least three knock-knock jokes (Math.random() may be useful 😉)
• [x] When a user visits /cuteness, they see a picture of a cute animal (I'm sure you can find one on the Internet 😛)
• [x] At every other URL, display an error page (if you want to make it funny, see these examples for inspiration)
• [x] The error page includes the requested URL, similar to Google's error page
• [x] Every page that is not the homepage (/) contains a link to it

[egillespie]

Hi @friendo9876, great job on this. I appreciate the extra effort you put into the random cute images! 🐕

I don't have any recommendations that are specific to this lesson to recommend, but I did notice that your error page attempts to display a ’ character, but it ends up getting rendered as ’. Here are two ways you can fix it:

1. Add <meta charset="UTF-8"> to your head element to allow Unicode characters to render correctly.
2. Replace ’ with ’. This is a special HTML escape sequence to show a right-tilted single-quote/apostrophe.

No need to update your project, I just thought this would be helpful information for you!

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