Web Design and Authoring Guide
Module 6: Findability, Accessibility, and Usability
W3C HTML Validator
I ran all of my pages from Module 5 through the HTML validator and was surprise to find a good number of errors. Here is a list of some of the most common errors that were consistently repeated:- Line 36, Column 12: The center element is obsolete. Use CSS instead.
- Line 44, Column 26: Stray end tag img.
- Line 46, Column 6: End tag div seen, but there were open elements.
- Line 35, Column 31: End tag i violates nesting rules.
- Line 53, Column 6: Element p not allowed as child of element b in this context.
Although they're minor errors, it helped me realized of the importance of paying close attention to the finer details that go into HTML coding, such as not centering text in HTML, and making sure the nesting is in the correct order. I fixed all of the errors for Module 6.
W3C CSS Validator
There were no errors found in my CSS coding.WAVE
I only got 2 errors when I ran my pages through WAVE. Both were for two images in my "HTML" and "CSS" pages indicating that they were missing the "alt" text. I fixed these two errors for Module 6.Adding Metadata
Here are the key words I decided to include in the metadata: html, css, web authoring, web design, html coding, css coding, web content, web building, web creating, coding, css design.Created by Pilar Quezada on
07/21/14
Last modified on 08/02/14
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Last modified on 08/02/14
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.