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🏗️ HTML Foundations

Semantic markup, document structure, and the case for retiring <div> from your first reflex

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01Two pages render identically. Page A uses <article>, <nav>, <aside>, <header>, <footer>. Page B uses <div class="article">, <div class="nav">, etc. To a sighted user, they look the same. What did Page A buy you that Page B didn't?

Hint

Think about every consumer of the page that isn't a sighted human.

02What does actually do, and what happens if you leave it out?

03When is <div> actually the right choice?

Hint

Generic-container-with-no-meaning is exactly the slot <div> was designed for.

04Why is the alt attribute mandatory on even when the image is decorative?

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