Goal: Improve the semantic structure of the application's HTML code by replacing div tags with semantically appropriate elements.
Requirements:
Review the existing HTML code and identify all instances of div tags that can be replaced with more specific semantic HTML elements.
Utilize elements such as header, nav, main, section, article, p, aside, footer and ect to accurately reflect the meaning and purpose of the content they contain.
Ensure that the new HTML code adheres to established semantic best practices and W3C accessibility guidelines.
Focus on improving the overall structure of the page and maintaining a clear hierarchy.
Avoid unnecessary nesting of elements.
Test the revised HTML code with various browsers and assistive technologies to ensure compatibility and accessibility.
Update development documentation to reflect the new code structure and semantic usage.
Deliverables:
Revised HTML code with appropriate semantic elements
❗❗Updated project documentation outlining the changes and the rationale behind them
Timeline: Please estimate the time required to revise the code and update the documentation.
Notes:
Utilize code linting tools or automated tools to assist in identifying areas for replacement and ensuring code compliance.
Consider the impact on existing styling and the need for adjustments.
Use consistent naming conventions and attribute usage for the new tags.
Contact:
Feel free to reach out to me @andron13 for any questions or clarification.
Goal: Improve the semantic structure of the application's HTML code by replacing
div
tags with semantically appropriate elements.Requirements:
div
tags that can be replaced with more specific semantic HTML elements.header
,nav
,main
,section
,article
,p
,aside
,footer
and ect to accurately reflect the meaning and purpose of the content they contain.Deliverables:
Timeline: Please estimate the time required to revise the code and update the documentation.
Notes:
Contact: