Reflection:
To go through a thorough understanding I went through W3Schools HTML tutorials.
This allowed me to get a thorough understanding of HTML practices
Critique and changes made for Unit 1:
Completing this assignment I have started Structuring my website, currently, there have been no changes from the version presented in the previous assignment
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I will ensure to keep my personas in mind when building a website, structuring HTML in a way that CSS that follows can easily be implemented for clear visibility and accessibility.
Another way to measure how effective a website is by measuring the number of clicks it takes to get to the task at hand. I have included hyperlinks for my socials and a pdf copy of my resume at the top so they are accessible at all times.
The walkthrough for my resume takes into account disabled users and if they were to require something like a screenreader I have segregated elements within HTML so it is easier to pick up.
Keeping an effective and simple website is essential in order not to frustrated anyone looking to hire me, marketing my skills as a web developer.
The Coding Section of the website was pretty straightforward after reading through the modules and looking at coding practices.
I believe I've met the requirements for well-structured standards-compliant code with no visual mark-up and I've used appropriate tags with a proper indentation for readability and clarity. My critique should measure up to standards and explained my design decisions.
I've related what I've learned and applied it to my website design while taking into account personas.
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