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This was to test my Grid skills and I also learnt to figure / figcaption properly. As always, please feel free to give feedback should there be any.

Thank you!

I've left a detailed readme on the Github repository.

Some further things to add:

• If needed, please suggest better use of HTML I haven't done
• There may be some padding missing on the bottom of the viewport, it looked fine but the image on here may look different

Thanks!

Hi guys,

This was my most difficult challenge in CSS I've done, I've tried my best to make everything look the same. I use a free version so measurements won't be exact.

I've got a few questions if someone can answer it :

I use Firefox Developer Edition to edit my code and everything looks great there. However, when I use Chrome for some reason in the mobile layout there is a huge amount of empty space I can't seem to get rid of. This problem doesn't occur with Firefox. I used an empty header as to me I couldn't really use anything to represent it. In the Desktop (1440px) version, is there a way to make the ::after background element sit more flush without creating whitespace? It looks odd in full screen and I'm sure there's a way to solve this issue. If I missed anything else, please be critical and let me know.

Thanks :)

Hi guys,

I hope you're all doing well.

This is my second submission for HTML and CSS, ideally I am looking for best practises and structure should there be any improvements. I've attempted media enquiries also for the first time properly to.

Thanks for reading :)

Hi guys,

Thanks for taking the time to viewing my project.

I haven't touched any of the README files or text involving what is required for this project. I'm mainly after feedback for best practises. I really want to learn HTML and CSS, but as I am self taught I just wanted to make sure everything is solid before moving on to JavaScript.

I also just want to see if my code would be acceptable in a real world application.

Please feel free to be as critical as need be, every advice and tips means a lot to me.

Thanks so much for reading!