- Nov 2022
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github.com github.com
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.rights1 { text-align: center; color: black; background-color: white; padding: 40px 0px; }
You have to set "clear: both" to fix the footer to the center.
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nav { width: 100%; }
The nav should be float to the right.
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display: inline-block;
You don't really need the inline block for this assignment.
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<div class="rights"> <p class="rights1">Copyright © 2022. All rights reserved North Island College DIGITAL Design + Development </p> </div>
This should be the footer.
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article2
You need to separate the name's classes with a "-".
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<p class="image-set"></p>
That class should be for an image element instead of a paragraph
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"one"
It's better if you have more appropriate names for classes, it helps you to organize the code.
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<article class="aligning"> <h1> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet</h1> <p>Vestibulum pulvinar tincidunt placerat. Nulla porta porttitor sem, a ultrices magna feugiat quis. Nam ac diam ac libero posuere lacinia eget et libero.</p> <p>Cras pretium odio eget felis consequat, ut adipiscing enim suscioit. Suspendisse hendrerit sapien blandit nisi sagittis dictum</p> <button class="button1" onclick="window.location.href='services.html';">Find out how we can help you</button> </article> <figure> <img src="images/distance-and-inclass-students.png" alt=" inclass and online discussion among tutor and students." width="600"> </figure>
This should be a section instead an article.
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- Oct 2022
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.<p>
This has to be a close tag.
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</html>
The code is clean, easy to read, I didn't find any errors in the code.
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github.com github.com
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> AscentPhysioTherapy <
Try not to leave spaces between the tags.
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<img src="images/web_screenshot.png" alt="This is the screenshot of the webpage">
It could be better if you add a width attribute.
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er,
I didn't know that this is another way to combine selectors but it's good.
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}
There doesn't have to be that much space to close it.
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<article class="card-three"> <h2>Arts</h2> </article> <article class="card-four"> <h2>Technology</h2>
You missed a lot of content in the last two cards.
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<br>
I think that break in text is not necessary.
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</html>
Good code, just the same reminder as the others HTML files.
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" > Check us out on Google Maps </a>
Everything must be on the same line, it is difficult to read it.
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</html>
Overall, you did a great job using embedded styles. My only recommendation is to format the code in a different way so that it looks clean and easy to read.
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<small> Content taken from <a href="https://www.hairpins.ca/">https://www.hairpins.ca/</a>. Used for educational purposes only. </small> </p>
It is easier to read if you put everything on the same line.
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Offering talented stylists with varied personalities, outgoing customer service, and an eclectic, fun atmosphere, Hairpins is striving to be one of a kind.
That content should be start next to the p open element.
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</figcaption>
That closing tag should be closed on the same line.
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/></a>
The closing tags must be closed on the same line and not on a different line, it is more organized to format in that way.
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src="images/hairpins-salon-logo.png" alt="hairpins Logo" width="300"
Those attributes should be next to each other because it is easier to read.
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- Sep 2022
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github.com github.com
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h1 {color: #FF1493;} h2 {color: #DB7093;} h3 {color: #DB7093;} p {color: #696969;}
Overall, it look good
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</f
You missed the p element after the footer element
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<li>
You should change the format document to give it more organization because you have a lot of lines that can be less if you close the tags next to the end of the content.
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<h3>
Again, that it's a paragraph instead of a h
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</p>
It would be better if you place the content next to the opening tag and the close it there, not in a new line.
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<h3>
I would change it to a paragraph, I think the h3 it could be works better for the questions.
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</html>
You missed include one or more HTML comments, you could place them to explained why you left so many spaces or highlight interesting things about your coding.
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</p>
Why do you have so many spaces between each paragraphs and elements?
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