Ah, I see what you're doing with the legend tag here. So `<legend />` has semantic meaning in HTML5. It describes the title of a `<fieldset />` and must be present within a `<fieldset />` tag. The use of legend here appears incorrect, as there is no fieldset or form. I think what you mean to use here is the `<h2 />` heading tag, as this is appears to be a secondary header on the page. FYI, `<h1 />`, `<h2 />`, `<h3 />`, etc. tags each have their own semantic meaning as they create a hierarchy of content. This is a good general read on the subject http://www.hobo-web.co.uk/headers/

The rules can, of course, be broken once you start using `<article />` and `<section />` tags. Basically, never use a 'special' tag for stylistic purposes...the only one that falls under that category is `<div />` and `<span />`, where one is a block style and one is inline style.