We are trying to take currently existing code, apply semantic HTML elements. Additionally, there was certain criteria needed to meet acceptance located in the HW ReadMe Live demo [here] (https://allencheslik0.github.io/HTML-HW-1/).
The purpose of this project was to familiarize ourselves with:
-Git Hub Reposotories -Terminal Command Line Entries -Semantic HTML elements -Basic HTML Trouble Shooting
- Git Hub
- VS Code - version 1.59.0
- Git Bash
Setup was initially pretty complicated (for me) and required the following: -Starter Code/ReadMe Instructions located on Git Lab Repo -New Git Hub Repo -Read Me file -index.html -style.css -images -Git Clone, Git Add, Git Commit, Git Push
Once everything was setup, work in VS Code to 'clean up' the existing code by swapping div tags for better suited tags: -special note, after reading about aside class, we put one in line 50 as it made sense for the 'benefits' along the sidebar -added a footer in line 73 -did a split of Section tags and Article tags as Article seemed to better align with the aside along the sidebar. Not a big deal and didnt change much visually, but made the code look cleaner to me -Indentions for readability
Ensure working links: -Note that the one link not working initially didn't have an ID associated with. Once this was added, link worked -Updated Title from 'website' to 'Horiseon' in line 6
Project is: no longer being worked on. This was a homework assignment for general HTML understanding.
I think we can further improve this by adding a Nav Bar instead of a Div in line 11. Doing this would probably require a change in the style properties as well
Room for improvement:
- Nav Bar Creation
- Menu?
- This readme template was based on one found [here] (https://bulldogjob.com/news/449-how-to-write-a-good-readme-for-your-github-project).
- Many thanks to everyone in class that answered all my ridiculously basic questions