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This is still a work in progress, but I definitely got what I wanted to out of the experience. My main reason I wanted to do this project was to dip my toes into grabbing data from a file and populating the html with it. I know I haven't really finished the styling and features of this challenge, but I plan on incorporating what I did do and learn into a larger personal project, so I'm going to take a break and post what I have for now.

Just a quick CSS styling challenge.

Any advice on how to make the pop-up for desktop look better?

I'm not the best at positioning elements outside of using Flexbox or Bootstrap, so this was probably my hardest challenge, and I know it's something I can improve on.

This was more of a casual lil coding project I did on the side since I had a little extra time. Let me know what you think, and as always, if you have any advice, please share! I'm happy to hear.

This is my second project on here, and I'm so proud! I love what I've made, but I'm also open to feedback.

Any advice on how to make it better?

What are some best practices when using third-party APIs that I can use in the future?

Any ways I could make the style more clean/responsive?

I'm very new to programming, and I don't have a ton of experience. This is my first project from Frontend Mentor, and while I didn't follow the design perfectly, I'm pretty happy with what I've accomplished.

That being said, are there any "best" practices I should follow when working on projects to make my code more clean/professional? Any ways my code could be done more efficiently, or any ways it fell short?

Just anything I can do to make my future projects better than my past projects.