The nav element represents a major navigation section. Footer, aside and mark serve different semantic purposes.
23. Final Revision Checklist
- I understand the purpose of the anchor element and href.
- I can distinguish absolute, relative and root-relative URLs.
- I understand parent directories and URL resolution.
- I can create links to page sections using fragment identifiers.
- I know how target, rel and download work.
- I can create email and telephone links.
- I can build accessible navigation using nav and descriptive link text.
- I can identify broken paths and common hyperlink mistakes.
- I understand basic link security considerations.
Lesson Completion
Congratulations! You have completed Section 7 of Codementrix HTML5 Mastery.
You now understand how to create hyperlinks, navigate between pages and directories, work with URL components, build semantic navigation and avoid common link errors.
Next lesson: Section 8 — Images, Alt Text, Dimensions and Image Formats.