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HTML, CSS and Git: Code Refractor Homework

Link to deployed project:

https://racheldmarron.github.io/code-refractor-homework/

Summary of My Task & User Story

  • This assigment had a user story of updating alt text of a marketing agency's website in order to optimize the website for SEO.
  • Additionally, this assignment wanted to update the code to include semantic HTML elements and ensure all CSS was in logical structure and sequential order.
  • Lastly, all links in the Navigation were meant to lead down to applicable information.

Updates I Made

  • Removed all div and created semantic HTML elements including: header, nav, footer, main, article, figure, aside, and section
  • Then, I went in to the CSS to ensure all .classes were removed and updated with the semantic HTML element used. For example, I removed the .header and updated CSS to read header
  • In doing so, I was able to remove reduntant CSS snd format so all elements had the same styling necessary.
  • I re-organized CSS to ensure that all elements were reading sequentially as they appeared in the HTML.
  • I added comments into CSS to label out "Universal" and "Element" selectors
  • Alt text was added to all 6 jps and pngs on the site to follow Accessibility guidelines and increase SEO.
  • I created a unique title in order to increase SEO and have the website description unique and applicable to the marketing agency's website.

Publishing to GitHub

  • I created a new repository on my GitHub account titled "code-refractor-homework"
  • I pulled the repository onto my computer and committed changes to GitHub as necessary

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