Validation.

Another part of the brief was for us to validate our code using the 'W3schools' html validator. This consisted simply of copying my code into a validator for it to check how many errors or warning would come up.

Mine came up with, after being input, 37 errors and 2 warnings.

So after looking through the results I found them to be quite disappointing or to be honest annoying. The reason for this is that a lot of the problems came about with the conditional comments as seen in the example above, which we were told to ignore as changing them would result in problems with different interoperability.

Another major focus of the the errors was my own fault for making some very simple mistakes that were placing '/' where the weren't needed although this did not affect how my website looked in anyway, I still took them out for purposes of cleaning up my code.

After doing so this drastically decreased the amount of errors at which point all that was left was placing a list tag in unordered lists. But other than that my website seemed to be fine.