section is used in place of div in a number of places, which is not its intended use. The main navigation on the left could be dropped into a nav element, with nested sections for the different categories. The meta charset declaration is unnecessarily long, as are the script and stylesheet link elements as they have retained the type attribute.

URL: http://www.saltele-lucs.ro/

The section element is used to wrap content in places, but div would be a more appropriate choice for this. The figure that is used for the weather icon at the top of the page would be better as an aside, as it is related to the main content but not essential to understanding it.

URL: http://gaga-debki.pl/

The main content area of the home page is wrapped in a section element, but this is really a job for div. The articles on the home page could use a footer each to replace the div class="meta", as it contains information about the article.

URL: http://snapsize.com/

The document itself is untitled, as there is no heading element outside sectioning content. This could be fixed by replacing the p containing the logo with an h1 (this would also make sense for the aside). The contact form could also use input type="email", and the type attribute is not necessary in script and stylesheet link elements.

URL: http://www.curtaincallacademy.co.uk/

The section element is used to wrap content where div would be more appropriate as it doesn’t have a natural heading. On the contact form input type="email" is correctly used, but input type="phone" should be input type="tel".

URL: http://caperberryevents.com/

The contact form uses both the input type="email" and the often overlooked input type="tel" which is nice to see. However on the home page there is an empty h1 in the header so the document has no title. There is also a section used to wrap content when a div would be a more appropriate choice.

URL: http://www.mukhabbat.com/

hgroup could have been used to wrap the main site heading and logo to prevent the current situation where “Collective Idea Logo” is a subsection of “Collective Idea” in the document outline. section is used to wrap the introductory text, but as it has no heading it would be fine to use a div and leave the content as part of the top level of the document. article would also work well for the blog post excerpts.

URL: http://collectiveidea.com/

The section element is used throughout the site as a generic container element for content. It should only be used where its content naturally has a heading, and div should be used as a generic container. The figure element is also used as a container for images when they are not necessarily essential to understand the content but are presentational.

URL: http://xmonty.com/

The main content of the homepage is in a section, but article might be a better choice as the content makes sense on its own. The client list could work as a nested section. The search box could have used the new input type="search", and similarly input type="email" could have been used in the contact form.

URL: http://peoplebusinessdevelopment.com/Accueil.aspx

The title of the home page in the document outline is “Some Of Our Recent Work” because that is the highest level heading outside sectioning content. An easy fix is to wrap the logo in an h1 and the document title will then take the value of the logo alt attribute. “Some Of Our Recent Work” could then either be changed to an h2, or more preferably dropped into a section.

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