It might be a good idea to have the site name and logo in the header.
And remember to link the logo so it always goes back home.
Yeah that's right, my face is the logo.
<article>: This is where the message goes!
HTML page structure tutorial
Step 15 of 15: That's a wrap!
And to close it all off, I've moved the headings into this article section and removed the margins from the top and bottom of the page (again, CSS) to make it more closely resemble a typical page. Now that a good semantic structure is established, this template only needs to be filled with content relevant to one topic and an interlinked connection to any sibling pages to establish itself as a website, rather than a webpage.
I hope this was helpful peeps, lemme know if there is anything you're curious about that you'd like covered with respect to
HTML, we'll cover CSS next week so don't feel put off by the inlcusions of CSS in this tute, I don't expect you to be styling
until we cover that next week. Take on last gander at the source to see how the page has shaped up. And with a focus on semantics, it has shaped up rather nicely.
