Hello everyone,
I’ve been working through the exercises until I reached the quiz creation part, and I honestly feel like I’m missing something.
I’m being asked to follow instructions that I haven’t learned yet, and I’m not sure where to find these resources.
I took the 5-hour HTML and CSS course in Spanish, but it seems that it doesn’t cover these topics.
I also found many videos on FreeCodeCamp, but with so much information, I can’t seem to figure out which one addresses these topics or is at the right level.
I’ve been working through the course for a while and was doing fine, but now that I’m on this quiz, I’m really lost and even feeling discouraged because I have to Google information for each exercise, and it’s becoming quite tedious.
Thanks!
Hi there and welcome to our community!
Could you be more specific about what you’re having difficulty with please?
Could you link to particular challenge(s) which demonstrate any particular aspects which you feel haven’t been covered in previous challenges and which you’re struggling to understand?
The concept of “action” “nav”, anidate with #, “aria-labelledby”,etc.
Seems like the questions assume that you know this concepts before hands and the explication it’s very reduced so is getting harsh to follow the instructions…
I can’t tell you more specific, it’s just seems like I’m missing something. Also in the Spanish course we don’t address this topics neither.
Thanks for answer!
There will always be new concepts introduced and sometimes I guess they’re explained more fully than others.
The nav element for instance shouldn’t require much explanation, as it’s simply the element which is used for the navigation elements of the page (e.g. a navbar), providing links to other pages or other parts of the same page.
Attributes like aria-labelledby are introduced at this point as they are directly relevant to the purpose of this particular module, which is teaching you about accessibility.
Suggestions for particular lessons which may need clearer instructions or better guidance are always welcome however!
Having said that, it’s also important to note that Googling and referring to documentation (e.g. MDN) is part-and-parcel of being a developer.
Unless you can point to specific steps, we can’t help or make any actionable changes.
I was wondering if there was more advanced html css. course that i can take because in the youtube channel there is several i just don’t know wich one can be more productive to take or more related with this level. I guess i’m in the middle of the course i will check the documentation as well.
thanks for take time to reply btw.