Great job using div containers to separate your sections. That's a good instinct. The placement of your divs can be simplified just a little bit, and it always a good idea to give any div you create a class or id because once you have so many of these containers without a custom selector, they are harder to track in your css.
By using div containers with the same class name since we see universal styling for all three sections, then you have an id on the <h2> since they have unique background colors. This will assist in cleaning things up in the css and preventing the need for too many general selectors.
https://github.com/AbdullahDaff/prj-rev-bwfs-dasmoto/blob/master/Dasmato's%20Arts%20%26%20Craft%20Project/index.html#L10-L36
Great job using div containers to separate your sections. That's a good instinct. The placement of your divs can be simplified just a little bit, and it always a good idea to give any div you create a class or id because once you have so many of these containers without a custom selector, they are harder to track in your css.
https://gist.github.com/Tooconfident/21095a045d4a3828eb1c860200589917
By using div containers with the same class name since we see universal styling for all three sections, then you have an id on the
<h2>
since they have unique background colors. This will assist in cleaning things up in the css and preventing the need for too many general selectors.