While the page still rendered normally for me despite that, missing ending tags like that can potentially cause unexpected issues sometimes. It's always good practice to close off those tags appropriately to avoid running into any issues.
You did a good job with the rest of the project, however! I especially liked how you used the alt attribute for your images, as well as the usage of the span tag when providing the prices.
Nice job overall! I hope you enjoy the rest of the course!
Thanks! Details like closing tags have definitely been a concern so far. Other than that, I'm enjoying how everything is coming together. Thanks again, and any other feedback or tips are appreciated!
Rubric Score
Criteria 1: HTML and CSS Linking
Criteria 2: Implementation of Design Specification and Content
Criteria 3: HTML Elements and Content
Criteria 4: CSS Selectors and Syntax
Overall Score: 13/16
Great work overall! The main issue I noticed was a missing
>
at the end of yourlink
tag:https://github.com/woolfdesigns/prj-rev-bwfs-dasmoto/blob/9ecfe7b8c9be7f981257dc586d4569d255f9bd68/Dasmoto's%20Arts%20%26%20Crafts/index.html#L4
While the page still rendered normally for me despite that, missing ending tags like that can potentially cause unexpected issues sometimes. It's always good practice to close off those tags appropriately to avoid running into any issues.
You did a good job with the rest of the project, however! I especially liked how you used the
alt
attribute for your images, as well as the usage of thespan
tag when providing the prices.Nice job overall! I hope you enjoy the rest of the course!