jon-werk-nielsen/prj-rev-bwfs-dasmoto

GitHub is so confusing.. Argh! prj-rev-bwfs-dasmoto

How to GitHub? I choose to believe that it is working - we are done here!

Yay it Works!! 

prj-rev-bwfs-dasmoto's Issues

Great - Folder structure

Your folder structure follows community standards! It's recommended that you group everything related together, so that means putting your css file into a folder called css, and also putting all your images in a folder called images, here's an example: http://prnt.sc/ekir5r
Just make sure you remember to change the file path for the css file as well as the image path in all the image elements to reflect any changes you make with the folder structure.

Great - using the meta charset

The meta charset="utf-8" was a great idea. By encoding the project in different languages based on the region of said user. 👍

Great - Appropriate tags

In your HTML, you made sure to make use of the most appropriate tags for each element. You picked the tag that best represents what the element is doing on the page. Great job 👍

Summary

Project name: Dasmoto's Arts & Crafts
Grade: Meets Expectations

Summary: Good job completing this project and submitting it on time! You have learned to work locally in your text editor and that is a big step. Your file structure was well organized and your heading hierarchy was coherent and I liked your use of divs to give the page some added structure.

Your project was tidy and well-formatted throughout. For a more in depth look at best practices, I recommend reading through this chapter: http://learn.shayhowe.com/html-css/writing-your-best-code/

Finally, I encourage you to start thinking about web accessibility. This is something you will learn more about in week 7 but for a quick overview: ​https://www.codecademy.com/articles/accessibility

Overall, you did an excellent job here. Keep up the hard work!

Great - organization

Great job keeping both the css and HTML neat and organized using comments and indentation. run through your HTML and make sure your indentation is consistent. everything that is nested to the same level should be indented the same.
consider making use of some well-placed line breaks throughout the HTML to help define each content chunk and make things easier to identify at a glance.
more info about HTML styling, in general, can be found here - https://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_syntax.asp