Link to published site is https://jessetwolf.github.io/Lab2/

Validation Report:

• title (Title of page that will show up within the tab.)
• meta (Metadata that will not be shown to user but instead given to the browser.)
• link (usually is used to link a stylesheet, but since we're not using CSS, you can use it to link a favicon instead. The favicon is the image that is seen within the tab next to the title of the page)

• main (Signifies the main content of the document. The content inside should be unique and not repeated elsewhere or within)
• header, footer
• nav (Defines a set of navigation links. Is intended only for major block of navigation links)
• h1, h2, h3 (Represents headings. h1 being the most important, going down in importance from there.)
• section (defines a section in a document)

• div, span (div defines a division and is usually used as a container for HTML elements which is then styled with CSS. Span is an inline container used to mark up a part of a text, or a part of a document. Div is a block level element while span is an inline element.)
• hr (Used to define thematic changes in the content. Usually displayed as a horizontal line.)
• p (Defines a paragraph of text)
• ul (Defines an unordered list, aka bullet list)
• ol (Defines an ordered list, the list will be marked with numbers by default. Types can be changed however via the type attribute.)
• li (Defines a list item, this is used within either a ul or ol element as an item of the corresponding list.)

• b (Specifies bold text and according to documentation should be used as a last resort and when no extra emphasis is required.)
• strong (Defines text with strong importance. The content is typically displayed in bold. If what you are trying to bolden does not need any extra importance then use the b tag instead.)
• i (Specifies text that you want italicized, something in an alternate voice or mood, a technical term, a phrase from another language, a thought, a ship name, etc. Should only be used when there is not a more appropriate semantic element. )
• em (Defines emphasized text. The content is usually italicized.)
• a (Defines a hyperlink, which is used to link from one page to another. The href attribute will be what the link actually is and due to this is incredibly important to include.)
• br (Is used as a single line break between elements. Something to note is that this is a single tag, no closing tag goes along with this one.)

• img ("Embeds" an image within an HTML page. Two attributes for this one that are basically required: src - specifies the path to the image and alt - specifies alternate text, text that will be displayed if the image is not reachable.)
• audio (Adds audio controls, like play, pause, and volume. The source element is embedded within this audio element and is where the audio file itself is specified.)
• video (Is used to show a video on a web page. Video tag has a few attributes that are important: controls - which adds in the controls, width and height, which are self explanatory. Just like the audio tag the actual file is linked via the source tag within this video element.)

• details (Specifies additional details that the user can open and close on demand. Really any content can be put within this element.)
• summary (Defines a visible heading for the details element. The heading can be clicked to view/hide the details.)

• form (Used to create an HTML form for user input. Can contain one or more of the following elements: input, textarea, button, select, option, optgroup, fieldset, label, and output)
• fieldset (Used to group related elements in a form. Draws a box around said related elements.)
• input (Specifies an input field where the user can enter data. Can be displayed in multiple ways depening on the type of the attribute.)
  • checkbox
  • radio
  • text
  • date
• textarea (Defines a multi-line text input control. Is often used in a form to collect user inputs like comments or reviews.)
• datalist (Specifies a list of predefined options for an input element.)
• select (Used to create a drop-down list.)
• option (Defines an option in a select list. Option elements go inside a select, optgroup, or datalist element.)
• button (Defines a clickable button. You can embed a lot of different tags within the button itself.)

*You need to have at least one input of each type specified.