Hello! For my landing page, I am only passing 15/16. I cannot figure out, why I am not able to pass the last test. Also, if you have time, please give any suggestions to improve my page?
PS) I do have plans to go over all of my projects and make them mobile friendly. I just plan to do this once I complete all 5 projects, and feel more confident to be able to tinker with the code without making a complete mess. Any suggestions for this as well?
Thank you all for your time and patience! Happy coding 
You are passing only 15/16 tests because your nav-link buttons do not link to their respective sections of the page.
For example:
<button ><a class="nav-link" href="#price"><i class="fa fa-credit-card"></i>
Pricing</a></button>
You are supposed to make all the nav-link elements point to their corresponding sections like the one above. You are applying the class nav-link on the wrong elements. It must be on the a elements.
Do my nav-links have to be buttons? I made a dropdown menu, and I used an unordered list to build it, but it does have links… I tried using the list items but it wouldnt let me 
Your Nav does not have to be button. It is NOT supposed to be buttons. You can use an unordered list. There are other alternatives that I used like just straight up links
<nav>
<a href="#">Home</a>
<a href="#">About</a>
<a href="#">Contact</a>
</nav>
It can be buttons. Just transfer the nav-link class to the a elements which when clicked takes you to the corresponding section.
Well its not supposed to really be buttons, because you are not supposed to wrap buttons inside an a tag
He actually did the right thing. He didn’t wrap the button inside the a elements but instead wrapped a element inside the button. His usage of a button to wrap a elements is not wrong as per the assignment(Not sure about HTML semantics or best practice because people mostly wrap navigation links inside li). He just needed to apply nav-links class on the a elements because they are the elements linking to the different sections of the page.
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