Grid and Grids

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  Sebastian Porini•265

  @zebokPosted over 3 years ago

  Hey Tony! Well done mate! The layout looks good. Congrats!

  Try using the correct HTML elements.
  There are some semantic HTML elements (specifics) (<article>, <main>, <footer>, <section>, etc) And! Non semantic HTMl elements (non specifics) ( <div> <span>)

  Try using them corectly. This is very useful. Semantic element describes its meaning to both developer and browser.

  I can see you have used the <article> HTML element for just a paragraph. In that case, you should use the <p> HTML element.

  You have also used <section> HTML element inside a <div>. This is weird. Usually we use the <section> HTML element precisely for that, a section. Inside this <section> you can have articles, divs, h1/h2..., paragraphs, forms, etc.

  Michelle Appleton 28 jun 2020

  This is not an article, this should be a div. With 2 <p> tags, or maybe one heading and one <p> tag.

  Try using the correct HTML elements. Think about it. Ask yourself. What is this? It is.. an article? O maybe its a list? Help the browser understand.

  If you cant define what it is with a semantic HTML element, then use a div or a span.

  Hope you understand me! Keep practising mate! Keep going! Some day, we will we experts doing this! Cheers!

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  tony1610•410

  @tony1610Posted over 3 years ago

  Sebastian, Thanks for the comments, for some reason in my mind I think that using a "div" is just for a whole section. For sure, I will put more attention to this details, te create a more semantic markup.

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