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Great job keeping both the css and HTML neat and organized using comments and indentation. run through your HTML and make sure your indentation is consistent. everything that is nested to the same level should be indented the same.
consider making use of some well-placed line breaks throughout the HTML to help define each content chunk and make things easier to identify at a glance.
more info about HTML styling, in general, can be found here - https://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_syntax.asp

Project name: Colmar Academy
GRADE: Meets Expectations

SUMMARY: Great job on this project! The site itself looks great and you've done an excellent job keeping both your project folder and your HTML / CSS files neat and organized using proper indentation and comments.

You're off to a great start with your media queries as well. At the extremes, small and large, the site looks great with all the elements appearing in place and easily readable. Try slowly shrinking or enlarging the page to make sure everything stays looking good at every step along the way. Take note of any elements that look awkward, text spilling over the edge of the page, or stretched out images and try to resolve those issues in your styling.

In your HTML, try to make sure you are making use of the most appropriate tags for each element. Try to pick the tag that best represents what the element is doing on the page.

From here you are in a great place to explore what Bootstrap has to offer. Here's some more info on how to create a flashier navigation bar by including Bootstrap in your project - https://v4-alpha.getbootstrap.com/components/navbar/

Keep up the great work!

In your HTML, you made sure to make use of the most appropriate tags for each element. You picked the tag that best represents what the element is doing on the page. Great job 👍

You want to be really careful when you are using & in code, reason being is that sometimes it can be interpreted as an AND in code and can cause some unexpected things to happen. To keep it safe, you're going to want to use '&' Check this page for more information: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_entities.asp