10 Hours of Coding Hour 6

This hour I completed the sixth and final module of Codeacademy's Introduction to HTML course about Semantic HTML Specifically, I learned that Semantic HTML is a modern standard and used to make websites more accessible to users. Instead of using <div>s which can get complicated to read Semantic HTML uses <header>, <nav>, <footer>, and <main> tags. This gives better indication as to what the purpose of the code written in them does and as such is easier to read. Other replacement tags for non-semantic HTML I learned include: <section>, <article>, <video>, and <aside>. Next Hour I will be moving on to the Basic Cityscape course on http://drawingincode.com/lessons/granular_basic_cityscape/stage1/index.html