> There must be a logical reason for wanting to make the word "tiny" use a small font > - Similarly, there is missing semantic markup inside the <figcaption> f

> There must be a logical reason for wanting to make the word "tiny" use a small font > - Similarly, there is missing semantic markup inside the <figcaption> for the person's name, job title and company. Those are semantically separate concepts for each other, but for some reason the example HTML was written without semantically differentiating them. Presentation/visuals aren't always tied so closely with logic though. "To make it look nice" is a valid reason. As I said, this experiment has failed. All modern website designs use divs + classes everywhere for styling. I agree extra semantic tags would be useful but at some stage you're going to be forcing yourself to come up with semantic reasons to add a tag when there isn't one. > I've also added the recommended attributes to the image tag, because it was missing. Related: alt="" is best practice for when an image tag is for presentation purposes only because images don't have to be there for semantic reasons.