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Some of my favorite code to write was an entire modal class with custom properties and methods. A message, title, image and button text can be used to create a custom popup using two different methods. The prompt method can be used to prompt the user for input while the confirm method solely serves as a message to the user. Once created, a modal can be passed a function to execute upon a positive event, or another function that execute upon a negative event.

Later into the implementation stage of development, an issue with CSS was encountered that prevented animating the opacity of a button element with a gradient background. My solution was to render the button positioned absolutely over a div element with the gradient background. Upon hovering, the button's background is transitioned to transparent therefor giving the intended effect.

In future projects I would like to get more experience creating mobile friendly designs as well as leveraging existing libraries to solve problems and create seamless applications. In passing, I would appreciate understanding how to vertically align bullet points with their parent text.