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Proper use of these tags is still a little confusing to me...I made 2 <section> tags, one for the description of the website, and one for all of the business information (hours, contact info, etc). My thinking was that this information was related/could not stand on its own. I put the 'kaiju' definition, and each of the items in the footer (hours, contact, etc) into <article> tags, because I thought they could stand on their own regardless of location in the page (still a little iffy about these items being inside a <section> tag, though). I also used <dfn>, <mark>, <table>, <address> where appropriate.
https://codepen.io/romola/pen/mdWrMKQ?editors=1100
This could be better looking and the <dfn> could perhaps be a summary/detail instead.
Challenge 17
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Proper use of these tags is still a little confusing to me...I made 2 <section> tags, one for the description of the website, and one for all of the business information (hours, contact info, etc). My thinking was that this information was related/could not stand on its own. I put the 'kaiju' definition, and each of the items in the footer (hours, contact, etc) into <article> tags, because I thought they could stand on their own regardless of location in the page (still a little iffy about these items being inside a <section> tag, though). I also used <dfn>, <mark>, <table>, <address> where appropriate.