---
id: 61fd67a656743144844941cb
title: Step 4
challengeType: 0
dashedName: step-4
---
# --description--
Screen readers announce HTML elements based on the document flow. We will eventually want the balance sheet to have a heading of "Balance Sheet" and a subheading of "AcmeWidgetCorp". However, this order does not make sense if announced by a screen reader.
Give your existing `span` the `class` attribute set to `flex`, and add two `span` elements within it. Give the first the text `AcmeWidgetCorp`. Give the second the text `Balance Sheet`. You will use CSS to reverse the order of the text on the page, but the HTML order will make more sense for a screen reader.
# --hints--
Your existing span element should have the `class` attribute set to `flex`.
```js
assert(document.querySelector('h1')?.children?.[0]?.classList?.contains('flex'));
```
Your existing `span` element should have two new `span` elements within it.
```js
assert(document.querySelector('.flex')?.children?.[0]?.localName === 'span');
assert(document.querySelector('.flex')?.children?.[1]?.localName === 'span');
```
Your new `span` elements should not have a `class` attribute.
```js
assert(!document.querySelector('.flex')?.children?.[0]?.classList?.length);
assert(!document.querySelector('.flex')?.children?.[1]?.classList?.length);
```
Your first new `span` element should have the text `AcmeWidgetCorp`.
```js
assert(document.querySelector('.flex')?.children?.[0]?.textContent === 'AcmeWidgetCorp');
```
Your second new `span` element should have the text `Balance Sheet`.
```js
assert(document.querySelector('.flex')?.children?.[1]?.textContent === 'Balance Sheet');
```
# --seed--
## --seed-contents--
```html
Balance Sheet