I'm stuck at a question, i don't know whats wrong.

You've got a few things to fix in your code. First, you don't need to wrap your images in an anchor element, and you don't need a paragraph element. You should remove these. Second, the attribute that tells the image element where it's getting the image is "src", not "scr". You'll need to change those.

Making these changes is enough to pass the quiz, but your code still has some problems with it.

The code challenge asked you to create an unordered list with three list elements, kind of like the unordered list in the nav element:

<ul>
  <li><!--INSERT LIST ITEM HERE--></li>
  <li><!--INSERT LIST ITEM HERE--></li>
  <li><!--INSERT LIST ITEM HERE--></li>
</ul>

<!--THIS IS A COMMENT. EVERYTHING IN HERE HAS NO EFFECT ON THE CODE.-->

(I put the comment below the unordered list in case you didn't know what a comment in HTML looks like)

By putting in the extra "ul" tag after every "li" element, you're opening up a new unordered list inside of the unordered list you originally created before adding the next list item to the new unordered list. That's why, when you Preview your code (after you've changed "scr" to "src" in the image element), you'll see that the third image is in a sub-bullet of the second image, which is in a sub-bullet of the first image. This is not the format the instructions want you to make; rather, the images should each be in their own bullet, in the same way that each element in the nav element's unordered list is in its own bullet.

One last important thing: you need to close the unordered list using "/ul" after the last list item. HTML is being nice to you and assuming you meant to put every "/ul" right before "/section", which is why you can still see the bullet-point list of images in the Preview. But it's better to learn good syntax now, so you'll be less likely to make a mistake and HTML will be less likely to interpret your mistake the wrong way.

I hope this helps!