I have improved the pre-existing code to meet the accessibility requirements of a standard website. It ensures that people with disabilities can access the website without any problem and is also good for business! I also improved the codebase for long-term sustainability and easier for anyone that will be reviewing my code.
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I had an issue with my terminal where the the command "code ." would not open up VSCode after I made a new repository from github. So doing a bit of research, it gave me a solution to install the command code through VSCode so when I punch it in through the terminal, it would open up. Here is the solution that helped me solve this issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29955500/code-not-working-in-command-line-for-visual-studio-code-on-osx-mac
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Another issue I came across was my style.css file was not syncing with my html file. It was a simple fix of going back a folder with ../ and since its case sensitive, I capitalized the A for Assets then followed up with /style.css. Also I added the type="text/css". I changed it for all the sources the images were coming from as well. Credit: https://digicompdiy.wordpress.com/2013/09/26/how-do-i-link-a-css-file-in-a-different-folder/
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Changed the content of the title to be more descriptive
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removed the closing /> from the meta tag
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Got rid of the header class and deleted the period for all the affected header on CSS. Same thing applied for the footer class as well.
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replaced the div tag for a nav tag for in the headers menu because this defines as a set of navigation links to the website.
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replaced the parent div tag to section tag and for the individual children div tags, I replaced it with a article tag because each of these articles are self-contained contents.
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Put a alt and title attribute to all the images on the page. Which specifies an alternate text for an image, if the image cannot be displayed.
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In the image tag for online reputation management, the class was specified as float-right which I removed and removed in CSS as well and replaced it with float-left.
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replaced the parent div tag to aside tags which indirectly relates to the surrounding content. Also replaced the children div tags to article tags which are self-contained contents as well.
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replaced the heart symbol with a mark up code to be displayed on all web browser.
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Condensed the CSS tags that had the same properties into a group.
- Steve Marsh: [https://github.com/Imaparadox]
- Patrick Walker: [https://github.com/pat31477]
- Ben Durham: [https://github.com/bdurham227]
- Steven Paul: [https://github.com/etown285]
- Deployed Application URL: [https://takuyamats.github.io/Code-Refractor/]
- GitHub Repository URL: [https://github.com/TakuyaMats/Code-Refractor.git]
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