Inconsistent grammar in index.html <li> items

[dimitriantoniou]

Lists in "Quick Start," "Expected Workflow," and "Orientation" use inconsistent grammatical structures. Some include a period at the end of a li while others do not. Recommended changes for either option below!

WITH a period [Recommended]

Quick Start

1. Create yourself an account on Glitch.com.
2. Click on the fish icon in the upper right and select "Remix on Glitch" to make your own copy.
3. Use Glitch.com as your editor.
4. Launch index.html with the "Show" icon in the Glitch editor.

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Expected Workflow

• From this page, open the JavaScript console to see the next error.
• Each error message tells you the next exercise to solve or bug to fix.
• Use the glitch.com editor to make changes in your 101-exercises.js file.
• Refresh the index.html page.
• Repeat.

Orientation

• This index.html page shares the instructions and the JS console shows errors.
• The only time your JS Console will show no errors is when all the exercises have working solutions.
• Open the JavaScript console in Firefox or Chrome.
  • For Mac, the keyboard shortcut is "Command + Option + i".
  • For Windows, the keyboard shortcut "Shift + CTRL + j".
• Start writing solutions inside of 101-exercises.js in the editor.

                <li>Refresh this index.html to re-run you new JS code, then check your JS Console to see that your solution worked or if there's something wrong.</li>

WITHOUT periods

Quick Start

1. Create yourself an account on Glitch.com
2. Click on the fish icon in the upper right and select "Remix on Glitch" to make your own copy
3. Use Glitch.com as your editor
4. Launch index.html with the "Show" icon in the Glitch editor

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Expected Workflow

• From this page, open the JavaScript console to see the next error
• Each error message tells you the next exercise to solve or bug to fix
• Use the glitch.com editor to make changes in your 101-exercises.js file
• Refresh the index.html page
• Repeat

Orientation

• This index.html page shares the instructions and the JS console shows errors
• The only time your JS Console will show no errors is when all the exercises have working solutions
• Open the JavaScript console in Firefox or Chrome
  • For Mac, the keyboard shortcut is "Command + Option + i"
  • For Windows, the keyboard shortcut "Shift + CTRL + j"
• Start writing solutions inside of 101-exercises.js in the editor

                <li>Refresh this index.html to re-run you new JS code, then check your JS Console to see that your solution worked or if there's something</li>