Open Axkaban opened 6 years ago
@Axkaban Most professional websites that I've seen keep header
and footer
inside the body
, so I think that's the standard. This makes sense considering that they are just HTML5 semantic elements designed to replace <div class="header">
and <div class="footer">
elements that were often used in previous versions of HTML.
With respect to role
, the Codecademy course that this project is for has a lesson on ARIA and suggests utilizing it to differentiate us from other web developers who may not be versed in ARIA.
Sounds great! Plus now you have showed me about ARIA! Which is fantastic! Thank you!
Thank you for the comments!
https://github.com/vrrajkum/Colmar-Academy/blob/master/index.html#L58
https://github.com/vrrajkum/Colmar-Academy/blob/master/index.html#L72
https://github.com/vrrajkum/Colmar-Academy/blob/master/index.html#L182
I always like to point out how important they are, make it a habit, you’re doing great!
As a comment, some people like to keep header and footer outside of the body, in general I am not sure which one is standard, but personally I like to keep everything inside of body.
A last complement is on indentation and class vs id, well carried, Also, role? I have only seeing it once or twice, what made you assign roles to your divs?(just curious)