use css to position instead

This is a caption not a heading.

Use Grammarly or a similar app to catch your spelling mistakes

Use Grammarly or a similar app to catch your spelling mistakes

this is the second class left on this page

if you decide to change the position of this you will also have to change the name of this class and the associated css. Try using a name which is related to the content rather than position

Make this a paragraph rather than a heading.

this should be in article not main

I think this is a paragraph not a heading

These should be links

use the p element instead of making a class paragraph

The page needs a footer and remember to format with prettier. It makes the code easier to read

You need headings on your page for visual hierarchy and also seo and screenreaders

correct use of figcaption

use css to position content on the page.

I think this is more of a heading than a paragraph

You can shorten this to btn

This is more of a heading than a paragraph

This seems out of place as there is no list that follows. It might be better to put it below the <main> and above the cuts where the list is.

I like your emoji

As this is the root element you can put this code at the top of your css sheet

I would use main and sections instead of div

I don't think you need strong for the hours of operation. You could use to bold instead

Needs link as you are asking people to make an appointment here. Link is expected

I believe you put the h1 inside the main tag

It would be nice if the picture could be larger and take up the full width of the page.

Indenting the h1 and p elements makes it visually easier to read the code.

To create an e-mail link the href attribute value needs to start with mailto:"rpillail@nic.bc.ca

Requires a lowercase "p"

requires space between CSS and JavaScript

requires a space between the period and the I

This is a really useful element that visually breaks up your page nicely.

As you are referencing a list below, "these" would be a more direct choice of word. The word some is a more ambiguous (vague) one.

We don't usually start a sentence with the word especially. "I especially like" is less awkward a sentence and more grammatically correct.

Either a website or any websites Any suggests plural (more than one)

Excellent and correct use of bold

The verb "come" in some circumstances requires a "to" following it, as it does in this instance. We talk about coming to a place, person or object = "came to" (a place in this instance)

spelling mistake

but joins the two sentences so you need a comma rather than a period and the b is a small b.

I believe alt is a description of the image you have included, not your name. The purpose is to describe the image if it doesn't load properly or for accessibility, for example, for people who have difficulty seeing. It is also used for SEO (search engine optimization)