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Bradley Craig
1,847 PointsConfusion regarding Project 2
Hello! After reading the rules about how to create the second project, there are still some things I am confused about. For one, I don't know how to download the project files, or how to separate them from the other Workspaces documents. Another thing I am confused about is how .png files interact with the HTML document. You see, the rules state that the media tags need to be listed as .png extensions rather than simple class names. Is there a reason they need to be listed as such? How will it affect the rest of my project? None of this was explained in any of the videos, by the way Rules are below: responsive-website_mobile.png is an example of how the layout should look on a mobile phone that’s 320 pixels wide. responsive-website_tablet.png is an example of how the layout should look on a tablet device that's at least 768 pixels wide. responsive-website_desktop.png is an example of how the layout should look on a screen that's at least 1024 pixels wide.