Horiseon Website Optimized with Semantic HTML Elements
In order to improve the Horiseon Website to meet accesibilty standards and optimize search engine function, the following steps have been taken:
- "Alt" attributes have been added to all images.
- Comments have been added to describe the various sections.
- Semantic HTML elements have been used to replace non-semantic div tags.
- CSS classes with identical formatting have been consolidated.
This website is intended to be used as a demonstration of semantic HTML elements and consolidated CSS code. The following screenshots show that the deployed website matches the assignment directions.
Deployed link can be found at: GitHub
Original source code from UNC Boot Camp, Homework 1.
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