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Submitted

Testimonial page web responsive design using CSS flexbox

@pypimo

Desktop design screenshot for the Testimonials grid section coding challenge

This is a solution for...

  • HTML
  • CSS
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Q1. Can we use semantic html tags like <section>, <article> when trying to style elements. Or only when they contain tags. Q2. Since section tag is generic can we completely omit div tags and use them instead Q3. Should we enclose section tag in article, or article tag in section

Thanks for checking my solution! Have a great day ✨

Community feedback

@mikej321

Posted

Yes, you should wrap content in semantics...it could even be helpful to know that semantic tags can also be wrapped in divs, in case that ever confuses you like it did me. What I normally do is look at the flow of the design that I'm viewing and look for obvious gaps in content, maybe whitespace. At the top, I'd do a header tag, then everything else would be under a main tag. If the site has a footer bar or in the projects case, you could even wrap the attribution to you in a footer tag. I hope this helps and I wish you luck on your journey!

Michael

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