The motivation of this project was to examine already written code and improve upon it by adding comments to the CSS selectors and fixing broken links.
This project was built to gain experience and practice using HTML, CSS, and GitHub.
This project solves the problem of condensing some of the redundant CSS code and fixing the single broken link in the HTML file.
I learned how to properly create a GitHub Repository, push a set of files to the repo. I also learned what CSS selectors do for an HTML file and what the different attributes that can be set for the selectors. I also learned how to fix a broken link in a webpage by setting the ID tag to the proper class name.
No installation required.
Just clone the repository to examine the code files. To view the website, simply view it by copy and pasting the GitHub pages link. The link to live website is:
https://eigenvalue000.github.io/homework-01-code-refactor/
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Code provided by UC Davis Coding Bootcamp, Trilogy Education Services, LLC, a 2U, Inc. brand. Screenshot also provided by UC Davis Coding Bootcamp, Trilogy Education Services, LLC, a 2U, Inc. brand. Comments provided by Garrett Kegel.
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