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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

• This is a re-post of my original solution. I reworked my GitHub page so all my Frontend Mentor challenges are all now in the same Repository. my GitHub page was looking a bit busy with all the individual Repositories. I'm glad I was only six challenges into this before I did this. But in doing so it broke the links to all the original solutions so I had re-submit them. And I did it errors and all. I thought about fixing all the errors that appeared on the original submissions, but I chose not to as the error messages were an excellent way to learn.
• So this is something I would recommend to anyone doing multiple challenges here. Figure out a way that works for you so that all your challenges are in a single Repository.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

This was my first time delving deeper into FLEX using flex-start, center, and end. It took a bit of trial and error but it all worked out.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

I have run into this before: The font-size given in the style.md file really doesn't really match the font-size in the design images (displayed at 100%). So what do you do in a situation like that. Do you stick with the given font-size, or do you adjust the font-size to match the design images. I chose to match the size.

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

• This is a re-post of my original solution. I reworked my GitHub page so all my Frontend Mentor challenges are all now in the same Repository. my GitHub page was looking a bit busy with all the individual Repositories. I'm glad I was only six challenges into this before I did this. But in doing so it broke the links to all the original solutions so I had re-submit them. And I did it errors and all. I thought about fixing all the errors that appeared on the original submissions, but I chose not to as the error messages were an excellent way to learn.
• So this is something I would recommend to anyone doing multiple challenges here. Figure out a way that works for you so that all your challenges are in a single Repository.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

The biggest challenge was changing the cursor. It was simple to change it from the normal arrow to a pointing hand. But the Active Preview shows the color of the hand changing to black. I ended up using a unique ID for each link to change the color of the hand as it hovered over the link. But there is probably a cleaner and simpler solution to do that. Any suggestions on how?

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

• This is a re-post of my original solution. I reworked my GitHub page so all my Frontend Mentor challenges are all now in the same Repository. my GitHub page was looking a bit busy with all the individual Repositories. I'm glad I was only six challenges into this before I did this. But in doing so it broke the links to all the original solutions so I had re-submit them. And I did it errors and all. I thought about fixing all the errors that appeared on the original submissions, but I chose not to as the error messages were an excellent way to learn.
• So this is something I would recommend to anyone doing multiple challenges here. Figure out a way that works for you so that all your challenges are in a single Repository.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

I used Tables for the Nutrition section. Seemed like it would be a good fit. Took a bit of tweaking to get all the spacing and lines correct.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

• How do you start coding? Do you jump in and start coding on the computer? Do you print out the Designs & Style-Guides and make notes on them? Do you write any code by hand on paper before opening up your code-editor on your computer?
• In a basic language computer programming class I took about 40 years ago the teacher taught us to write the program by hand on paper using a pencil (you can't erase ink). That made us think about the flow and logic and visualize the program in our minds before starting to write the code on the computer. I'm beginning to think that could easily apply writing HTML and CSS.

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

• This is a re-post of my original solution. I reworked my GitHub page so all my Frontend Mentor challenges are all now in the same Repository. my GitHub page was looking a bit busy with all the individual Repositories. I'm glad I was only six challenges into this before I did this. But in doing so it broke the links to all the original solutions so I had re-submit them. And I did it errors and all. I thought about fixing all the errors that appeared on the original submissions, but I chose not to as the error messages were an excellent way to learn.
• So this is something I would recommend to anyone doing multiple challenges here. Figure out a way that works for you so that all your challenges are in a single Repository.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

It's amazing. You go through and double and triple check everything and it all looks good. Then as soon as you post it you notice all the things that you missed.

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

• This is a re-post of my original solution. I reworked my GitHub page so all my Frontend Mentor challenges are all now in the same Repository. My GitHub page was looking a bit busy with all the Frontend Mentor Challenges in individual Repositories. I'm glad I was only six challenges into this before I decided to do this. But in doing so it broke the links to all the original solutions so I had re-submit them. And I did it errors and all. I thought about fixing all the errors that appeared on the original submissions, but I chose not to as the error messages were an excellent way to learn.

• So this is something I would recommend to anyone doing multiple challenges here. Figure out a way that works for you so that all your challenges are in a single GitHub Repository.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

This was a pretty simple straight up html and css project. It gave me a chance to work on some of the other aspects of coding. Things like:

• Formatting the code (indents, line spacing, etc. And to do it in a consistent manner)
• Folder and File Structure (How and what to name the Folders, the HTML files, the CSS files. And to do it in a consistent manner)
• Learning from previous mistakes

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

Any and all questions, comments, and suggestions are welcome.

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

• This is a re-post of my original solution. I reworked my GitHub page so all my Frontend Mentor challenges are all now in the same Repository. my GitHub page was looking a bit busy with all the individual Repositories. I'm glad I was only six challenges into this before I did this. But in doing so it broke the links to all the original solutions so I had re-submit them. And I did it errors and all. I thought about fixing all the errors that appeared on the original submissions, but I chose not to as the error messages were an excellent way to learn.

• So this is something I would recommend to anyone doing multiple challenges here. Figure out a way that works for you so that all your challenges are in a single Repository.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

This was my first attempt to actually create something from design. I didn't really know what to expect, but it turned into a bigger challenge than I thought it would be.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

Any and all questions, comments, and suggestions are welcome.