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HTML/CSS Refactor Project

In this project, you will be given a page in HTML/CSS built for you. Your job is to follow the instructions below and make the necessary changes to the HTML and CSS.

For every specification you complete, make a new branch and go through the process of committing your changes, pushing, and merging when they're completed.

Clone the starter.

Part 1: Nav

CSS:

  • The links still have the bullets as default with li elements.
  • The links should be spaced evenly along the nav instead of on the left.
  • The links are also small and hard to read. Increase the font size and bold them.

Part 2: Articles

HTML:

  • The two articles should go one after the other instead of split by the list section.
  • In Article 1, split the last paragraph into two separate paragraphs.
  • In Article 2, combine the two paragraphs into a single paragraph.

Part 3: List

HTML:

  • Right now the elements in the list aren't actual list elements. Make each fruit an li element in an ordered list instead of an unordered list.
  • The list should also be in alphabetical order.
  • The list also seems long with there being a lot of empty space to the right of it. Split the list into two columns.

Part 4: Form

HTML:

  • The order of the form is incorrect right now. What the order should look like is:
    • First name
    • Last name
    • Email
    • Comments
    • Submit button
  • The last name element should only have one input element instead of two.
  • The comments input seems rather small for lengthy comments. Make it a multi-line text input.

CSS:

  • Change the format from vertical to horizontal.

Part 5: General Styling

  • The color scheme for the page right now is very unappealing. Customize the color scheme using a palette of your choosing. You may want to check out coolors to generate complementary color schemes.

  • Change the font to something softer (e.g. Arial, Helvetica).

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