- I understand semantic versus non-semantic elements.
- I can use header, nav, main and footer correctly.
- I understand when to use article, section and div.
- I can use aside for complementary content.
- I understand the purpose of address, time and search.
- I can organize a webpage with meaningful headings and landmarks.
- I understand how semantic HTML supports accessibility and maintainability.
- I know that semantic HTML alone does not guarantee SEO success or full accessibility.
- I can identify and correct common semantic HTML mistakes.
- I have completed the practical exercises and reviewed all 10 quiz answers.
Lesson Completion
Congratulations! You have completed Section 11 of Codementrix HTML5 Mastery.
You now understand how semantic HTML5 elements describe the structure and purpose of webpage content, and how to apply them when building accessible, maintainable websites.
Next lesson: Section 12 — Div, Span and Generic Containers.