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Code Refactor Challenge: Horiseon Website

Description

For this challenge, I was tasked with refactoring the codebase for Horiseon, a fictional marketing agency.

Acceptance Criteria

  • Title element is concise and descriptive
  • Proper usage of semantic HTML elements
  • Logical structure of HTML elements independent of styling and positioning
  • Image elements contain accessible alt attributes
  • Heading attributes fall in sequential order

The client has requested a landing page that is optimized for search engines and follows accessibility standards.

Work Completed

  • Added and optimized the website title
  • Fixed broken internal links
  • Refactored HTML to make use of semantic elements
  • Removed unnecessary CSS classes
  • Consolidated redundant CSS selectors and properties
  • Re-ordered CSS to follow HTML structure
  • Added alt attributes to images
  • Applied the DRY principle to improve the codebase for long-term sustainability

Website Link

https://kara-krzystan.github.io/horiseon-challenge/

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Code Refactor: Horiseon, a marketing agency, requested that their current codebase be optimized for SEO and to meet accessibility standards.

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