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HTML, CSS and Git: Code Refactor

This week task was to review and refactor existing HTML and CSS code to meet accessibility standards and meet the marketing agency's acceptance criteria.

Questions/Challenges

  • I got this project as a challenge and i was focus from the beginning to the end. My motivation it was to leaning how to refactor codes and also to make a clean code.

  • I have done the review refactor existing to meet accessability standard to meet the marketing Agency's criteria

  • Web accessibility ensures that people with disabilities can access a website using assistive technologies like video captions, screen readers, and braille keyboards.

  • Working on this project i have learned how CSS class attributes works and also refactoring html with semantic elements.

I originally had the alt tag in the service sections with the same text as the headers, when using an accessibility tool.

I got a comment that the alt tag for the services were redundant so i change this to describe what was taking place in the images. Can you please tell me what is better practice? Following the section titles or description of the image?

Project Links

  • Repository Name

coderefactor-html-css-git

  • Live Site

https://haillander.github.io/coderefactor-html-css-git/

  • GitHub Environment

https://github.com/Haillander

  • GitHub Repository

https://github.com/Haillander/coderefactor-html-css-git

  • Screenshots

The Horiseon webpage includes a navigation bar, a header image, and cards with text and images at the bottom of the page.