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Changed first div element to header element because element contains a h1 header at the top of the page.
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Within the new header element changed div element that contains the ul into nav element because the list is a navigation bar on the webpage.
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Changed div element that contains class="hero" to a figure element because it contains an image in the css file.
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Changed div element with class="content" to main element because it contains the main content of the page.
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Within the new main element, changed the three div elements to be three article elements because there are three self contained content areas within the main content.
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Changed the div element after main to be an aside element because it contains content aside from the main page content.
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Within the new aside element, change the three div elements to three article elements because there are three distinct content elements within the aside.
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Changed last div element to footer element because this element contains a footer.
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Changed the h2 in the footer to an h4 because it is last in the hierarchy of headers.
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Added alt attributes to all img elements and figure element for accessibility.
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Added missing id element to the first article within the main element so that the navbar link works. Link was broken initially.
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Changed all header div elements to header nav elements to effect all the new nav elements in the html.
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Reduced .benefit-lead, .benefit-brand, .benefit-cost, to one selector aside-artcle because all articles within the aside had the same styles.
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Reduced .benefit-lead h3, .benefit-brand h3, .benefit-cost h3, to one selector aside-artcle h3 because all h3 elements had the same styles.
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Reduced .benefit-lead img, .benefit-brand img, .benefit-cost img, to one selector aside-artcle img because all images within the aside had the same styles.
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Reduced .search-engine-optimization, .online-repuation-management, .social-media-marketing, to one selector main article because all articles within the main element had the same styles.
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Reduced .search-engine-optimization img, .online-repuation-management img, .social-media-marketing img, to one selector main article img because all images within the main element had the same styles.
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Reduced .search-engine-optimization h2, .online-repuation-management h2, .social-media-marketing h2, to one selector main article h2 because all h2 within the main element had the same styles.
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Changed .footer h2 to h4 because html changes.
- HTML and CSS was done individually.
- W3 schools HTML semantics was used to change div tags.
- Read through classmate's README before writing mine.
- Oversimplified CSS and broke href key. Had to redo CSS refactoring (which was out of the scope of this activity) but in refactoring, I commented out the original CSS that was repetitive instead of completely deleting it, which helped fix the CSS easier than when I had broken it.
- Wrote README after completing the HTML and CSS changes. Thought pushing changes along the way was enough.
