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erm, i built the whole page, the whole site. i use the silverstripe frame work but the theme is mine from scratch, all css images mine.

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Received 3 reviews of the 3 reviews needed.
The posted reviews give this work submission a total average score of 3.83 (needs to be at least 3 for the badge to be awarded).

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Assessment from Christopher Crawford on April 17, 2012, 11:54 a.m.
1. use the Mozilla Developer Network HTML reference [0] to identify and use basic HTML tags
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
2. translate HTML tags like <div>, <p> into real world structures
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
- Final rating
  
  4.0 out of 4
  
  Always
Comment:

Demonstrates knowledge of HTML tags and has created a website that is an excellent and appealling resource.
Assessment from Bluemackerel on April 18, 2012, 9:57 a.m.
1. use the Mozilla Developer Network HTML reference [0] to identify and use basic HTML tags
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
2. translate HTML tags like <div>, <p> into real world structures
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
- Final rating
  
  4.0 out of 4
  
  Always
Comment:

I really enjoyed reading this blog. The HTML tags are explained in an engaging and clear way. The 'HTML in the real world' photos are excellent - really innovative and they bring to life the structure of HTML in a highly visual way. Well done.
Assessment from Olexiy on April 20, 2012, 6:03 a.m.
1. use the Mozilla Developer Network HTML reference [0] to identify and use basic HTML tags
  
  3 out of 4
  
  Most of the time
2. translate HTML tags like <div>, <p> into real world structures
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
- Final rating
  
  3.5 out of 4
  
  Always
Comment:

Nice pictures! It is clear that you do understand html.

Though I still have a couple of comments.

On the first picture, I think there should be a closing </nav> tag after </ol> instead of a single xhtml-style <nav /> tag.

As far as I remember, height, width and alt are requiret attributes of <img> element.