The Landing: Unit 2: HTML Update

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Unit 2: HTML Update

Unit 2: HTML Update

By John Borg in the group COMP 266 August 1, 2019 - 8:49pm

In the time since I submitted my code for unit two, I feel as though I have improved my ability to code in HTML. With that being said, I simply wanted to update my original HTML files slightly so that it makes the website flow better. The most important improvment which I made to my webpage is it's accessibility. More specifically, I added site navigation to every page on the website. Additionally, I also wanted to make a greeting page that wouldn't be clutered with information. Thus, I added a very simple "title" page that is intended to draw the users into the website. By putting a simple navigation section on this page, it will allow future users to briefly understand what the website is about. Overall, I updated the HTML code to simply improve the tidiness and organization of the entire site's content.