Just looking through your files – and you’re not doing bad at all! Almost there :) I will edit your code and email you the files back so you can see exactly where your code went wrong.

Just a few points for your reference:

• folder structure
  always keep all files as organised as possible, in their correct directories:
  see screenshot
• the break tag: remember that in XHTML this tag is written with a space and a forward slash at the end! see screenshot
• using lists: your use of lists is not quite right here – see screenshot
• slipping into old coding methods…. tzttzzzz…. ;-)
  to align any element within your HTML – you should use CSS, not add additional tags into the XHTML!! see screenshot
• to link a section of text – remember to type out the complete HREF tag (2 parts) – see screenshot
• for any special characters, such as the copyright © or ampersand & – use decimal code (see screenshot above) – use this page here as reference
• embedded CSS – on your ‘page one.html’ page you used embedded CSS. This is perfectly fine – but not ideal. When you write your CSS into the HTML – it can become too long and heavy to control all styling within that page; also, the browser will need to load it in for each new page again… With an external CSS file – the browser will load the CSS once and then keep it in its memeory for any other pages, this will then speed up loading time throughout your site: see screenshot
• the image tag needs to be written differently from the old HTML as well – ending in a space, then a forward slash and lastly the closing bracket > see screenshot
• CSS – firstly, try working with 1 CSS file alone. This will ensure consistent styling throughout and make your pages load faster. There were a few errors in your file as well – see screenshot.

if you can now make sure to practise a lot – we can soon start doing some great things with our CSS :) keep things very simple for now though – don’t worry about how it looks; the important thing will be to get it all working…!
a few reminders:

how to compress a folder for email attachment

• hold down your control key
• click and hold on the folder to be compressed
• select “create Archive” from the drop down menu
• you will see a new folder in the same folder as you the folder you clicked on called “archive.zip”

to style your pages

• always save both the HTML and the CSS files before you preview
• go slow :) – and add one property at a time – save and preview
• keep your CSS tidy and indented to easily spot errors
• every line of your CSS (inbetween the curly brackets) ends with a semicolon ;

happy coding :)