From The Odin Project's curriculum

Explanation/Goal: This is the first project in the Odin Project's curriculum under their web development 101 course. The goal of this project is to create a webpage that looks like the google homepage. It does not have the funtionality of the google homepage, but it does look like it. This is to practice the skills that I learned in moving objects around a webpage using css and structuring a webpage with html.

Reflection: This assignment was a lot more difficult than I though it would be. But hey, I finished my first website from the ground up. I used flex boxes to place the lists in the nav bar and footer. I also tried using a flex box to center the main section of the website. This did not work as intended. Although I was able to center the main section, everything was left justified in the center. In the end I could not figure out how to center justify everything so I simply used the

tag in the html document itself.

After I had everything placed where I wanted it I added hover and focus funtionality to my links, buttons, and search bar. Styling was fun and simple, placing everything was difficult. I also opted to use the words apps and user instead of the icons since I could not figure out how to place them.