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The blog and portfolio site of London-based web designer Steve Dennis.
A few sections are untitled in the document outline due to them being used where div would be more appropriate. If it doesn’t have a natural heading it probably shouldn’t be a section. Another quick and easy way for Steve to benefit from HTML5 syntax would be to remove the type attributes from the script and stylesheet link elements.
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You’re right about the div/section usage. I think this is going to happen with a lot of sites taking up HTML5 as I think the spec around articles/section usage is too vague.
Good tips on the script and style stuff, I didn’t know about that, and will look into changing it