Module 16: Validation, Debugging, and Practical Projects
Project 3: Build an Article and Resource Page
Bring together semantic article markup, metadata, lists, links, figures, and a data table.
Create a technical article page titled “Choosing an image format for the web”. Include a site header and navigation, an article header with title and publication date, a short introduction, several sections, one figure with a caption, and a comparison table.
The article should compare at least three formats by typical use, strengths, and trade-offs. Keep the table focused; do not turn it into a layout tool. Use a list for practical recommendations and link to the documentation you consulted.
Add a meaningful title and description metadata. If this page is part of a public website, add an appropriate canonical URL through the site’s metadata system. Use an informative image alternative and make the date machine-readable with time.
header + nav
main
article
header: h1 + time
section: The problem
section: Format comparison
figure + figcaption
table
section: Choosing for your project
footer
Review the page on a phone-sized viewport. A wide comparison table may need a horizontally scrollable wrapper, but its header and cell relationships must remain intact. Run the HTML validator and check the page with a keyboard before calling the project complete.