Ken Doman

Okay, so I've gone through the challenges. I've created html by hand, by Notepad++, and finally uploaded them to my website (raykendo.com). Finally, for the HTML Hunting in the world around you task, I found all the HTML elements outlined in the challenge.

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 3.67 (needs to be at least 3 for the badge to be awarded).

Reviews

Assessment from Justine Lavoie on Jan. 28, 2012, 10:53 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:

This peer has shown that he not only understands the function of basic HTML tags, but can also spot parallels between them and real world objects. He had a different image for every tag required which further strengthed the submission.
Assessment from Vita on Jan. 30, 2012, 3:20 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
  
  3 out of 4
  
  Most of the time
- Final rating
  
  3.5 out of 4
  
  Always
Comment:

I believe this badge is given for the basic knowledge of HTML and I do believe that you have this knowledge Ken. Nice post, my favorite from you examples is the elevator buttons as a <nav> tag!
Assessment from lmk on Feb. 7, 2012, 3:07 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:

Good presentation. And there is the one I like. It is demostrating of <nav>. You did good work.