Nice job with this project! It looks like you have a solid understanding of how HTML and CSS work together for display of content. And keep up the great work on proper spacing, indentation, and commenting of your code.
One thing you could consider for next time is using ids for the main sections of your page. In addition to being able to serve as selectors for styling your elements, (like classes), ids also allow you to create hyperlinks to jump to that specific part of the page. Here is a good resource on this: http://www.turnwall.com/articles/basic-styling-with-css-class-id/
As a further challenge, try creating your own page from scratch without the use of any specs or template. You definitely already have a good sense of how to organize and structure your code - this will be great practice for continuing to build your skills! Happy coding!
Thanks very much for the feedback. I was struggling to decide how and when to use id's as opposed to classes. I think I concerned myself too much with specificity.
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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. And keep up the great work on proper spacing, indentation, and commenting of your code.
One thing you could consider for next time is using
id
s for the main sections of your page. In addition to being able to serve as selectors for styling your elements, (likeclass
es),id
s also allow you to create hyperlinks to jump to that specific part of the page. Here is a good resource on this: http://www.turnwall.com/articles/basic-styling-with-css-class-id/As a further challenge, try creating your own page from scratch without the use of any specs or template. You definitely already have a good sense of how to organize and structure your code - this will be great practice for continuing to build your skills! Happy coding!