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This lesson is closed. Finish the one before it. Do the practice. Pass the assessment. Then this one opens.
Back to the lesson. Three tries are used. Read this again, then try the code.
You finished. The lesson is open again.
A marker reads the page the way a person does, then checks the file. Open the page. Read the header, the menu, About, the three boxes, Contact, the footer. Then open the HTML and look for the link line. Then open the CSS file and check it is a separate file.
While you look, ask one question per band. Header: is my name the h1, is the text light, is it centered, is there space inside, is there a line along the bottom? Menu: are there four links, with borders and gaps? About: is the box a different colour from the page? Skills: can I count three boxes? Contact: name, email, phone, Send Message? Footer: the 2026 line?
If the heading still says Your Name, it is the example, not your page. Change the name, the about paragraph, and the skill sentences into your own words. The labels and the colours can stay. The sentences should become yours before you submit.
One h1, and it is your nameThe title in the head is the browser tab. The h1 is the heading a person sees. Both should be your name.The link line is in the headhref points at your css file. There is no style label full of paint in the HTML.Four menu wordsHome, About, Skills, Contact. Each one is an a with an href.About is not the page colourPaper page, white box, a border, padding, margin, a heading, a paragraph.Three boxesEach one has a heading, a short description, a border, a fill, padding, and margin.Contact has four controlsName, email, phone, and a button that says Send Message.Footer line© 2026 My Personal Profile. Dark band, light text.Your sentencesReplace the example about-me and the example skill lines. Leave the labels alone.This is still the example. Put a real first name in the h1. Any name but Your Name.
The code is right. Start the assessment when you are ready. The lesson stays closed until both answers are right.
The lesson is closed. Pick one answer each, then mark it. A wrong answer tells you why, what to do, and what to remember.