Olexiy

I have been hand-coding with xhtml 1.0 for about 4 years now, so I'm familiar with most of the html4/xhtml1.0 elements. That's why I think I deserve this badge :)

It was interesting to learn new html5 elements like <time>, <menu> and <nav>, though I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use html5 elements in tutorials since some of them are not supported even in modern browsers.

Link to work submitted

Progress:

• 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).

Reviews

• Assessment from Patchy on April 19, 2012, 10:10 p.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:

  Using the bold attributes of span? Nice. Oldschool. Pretty firm grip on elements. More pictures would have been nice, but I know it is not that easy. Good work!

• Assessment from Christopher Crawford on April 26, 2012, 6:23 p.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:

  Great job, followed task instructions and shows a firm grasp of HTML tags.

• Assessment from Buzzy on May 15, 2012, 4:18 p.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:

  Looks good.