Nice job with this project! It looks like you have a solid understanding of how HTML and CSS work together for display of content, as you've been able to perfectly recreate the webpage according to the spec!
One thing you could look more into is the uses of classes and ids for styling your elements. Generally, classes are meant to be applied to multiple elements while IDs are specific to one. (With IDs, you'll also be able to include hyperlinks to jump to the different sections of your page.) Here is a great resource on that: https://css-tricks.com/the-difference-between-id-and-class/
As a further challenge, try expanding this page and play around with adding some of your own elements to it. As you do, think about the ways to most effectively write the code and avoid repetition whenever possible. Have fun!
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Nice job with this project! It looks like you have a solid understanding of how HTML and CSS work together for display of content, as you've been able to perfectly recreate the webpage according to the spec!
One thing you could look more into is the uses of classes and ids for styling your elements. Generally, classes are meant to be applied to multiple elements while IDs are specific to one. (With IDs, you'll also be able to include hyperlinks to jump to the different sections of your page.) Here is a great resource on that: https://css-tricks.com/the-difference-between-id-and-class/
As a further challenge, try expanding this page and play around with adding some of your own elements to it. As you do, think about the ways to most effectively write the code and avoid repetition whenever possible. Have fun!