Horiseon demonstrates a basic website design using a single HTML page, and one external CSS file. The HTML follows semantic element structure using elements such as <article>, <header>, <footer>, <section>, and <nav>. Semantic elements are important in website accessibility because they more clearly describe their meaning to both the browser and the developer.
The website contains a header which includes navigation links pointing to sections in the main body of the page. The section includes articles which are similar looking components of the page demonstrating the services Horiseon provides.
To grab the attention of visitors, the page prominently displays a large central image, or hero, which clearly shows Horiseon employees hard at work. Images located in the services section also meet web accessibility standards by clearly describing each in the alt tag.
Website design can be seen at https://yooperjb.github.io/horiseon/.
Usage is easy, simply download directory, modify to your liking, and upload to the root of your web server.
Original website design and code by Xandromus. File modifications were made to meet HTML semantic rules and website accessibility standards.
This project is licensed under GNU GPL v3.