Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I am proud of all the time I took to overcome the challenge. Although I understand that this is supposed to be for "newbies" it was pretty hard for me, since I am taking a course in which HTML semantics has not been explained in detail yet (I assume they want us to grasp all the knowledge we can before going further).
In the future, I will try to organize the sections first and apply the flexbox styling beforehand because I got confused right in the middle of the challenge with all the flexbox properties and the amount of different elements I had in my HTML file.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Creating the table was the hardest thing for me (I have never made one in HTML although I knew the "how-to"). Styling certain stuff like the lists was hard and despite I managed to do some work, I am still far from the result I wanted to achieve.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I would like to receive some help with the overall organization (is the semantic correct? What about indentation? Is the CSS file ok as well? Are there any other ways to organize the elements in the CSS file so I can keep my code DRYer?
Also, the table. I couldn't build a straight line under the rows (I had to apply a border-bottom for each cell, so the line is cut right in the middle where the next column starts.
Finally, regarding the lists, I didn't know how to put change the color and the weight of the font of the numbers of the ordered list.
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