class="button-3"
you might be making it a bit harder on yourself by using a different class for each button, as every one is to look the same you can just have one selector target each button in the code
class="button-3"
you might be making it a bit harder on yourself by using a different class for each button, as every one is to look the same you can just have one selector target each button in the code
padding: 0.5rem 1.2rem
What's the benefit of using rems over pixels for padding? Genuine question as I haven't seen that until now.
<!DOCTYPE html>
I really don't see anything I would change in either your HTML or CSS. Your code makes me jealous hahah
beast
I don't think this is wrong, as I don't have a clue lol, my only thought is if it may be more ideal to use the position or occurance of the text as the class name, rather than referencing the text itself. E.g. "middletext" or something like that.
I just wonder about real-world scenarios as things get edited and vocab change.
Take it with a grain of salt, cause again I really haven't a clue, just a thought I had.
html
I really like your use of the descendant selectors throughout the whole style sheet
<!DOCTYPE html>
I'm not sure how to be constructive or critical of your code, it looks better than mine lol
<p class="beast">A NEW KIND OF BEAST</p>
If I really had to pick something to give feedback on, I would probably change this to an h2 or h3 but you made it work so good stuff
nav
idk how to critique your css it looks so much better than mine lol
250-338-7467 (PINS)
I could be wrong, but i believe this was supposed to be a link using tel:xxxxx in an a element.
<html lang="en">
Nothing in your code stands out to me as anything I wouldn't do :)
<!--adding the article element to the main body of content because it seems self contained and would make sense off the page-->
nice!
i
your code looks good! Don't forget, when using the word I to refer to yourself it is always a captial I :)
learnig
make sure to watch your spelling! :)
<p>
I think your code looks good :)
</html>
looks great :)
<!DOCTYPE html>
your code looks good :)
<img src="images/Tacos .jpeg"
Tacos is a great choice