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CSS Build a Responsive Website Adaptive Design Implementing Media Queries

Zach Miller
Zach Miller
9,794 Points
Posted by Zach Miller
Zach Miller
9,794 Points

Discrepancies between this and "Build a Simple Website"?

I noticed that there are some things that have changed since the end of the "Build a Simple Website" course.

For instance the h1 text was "Opposites really do attract! We combine unexpected flavors that melt together to create ironically delicious desserts." and now it is "Opposites really do attract, especially in our kitchen! We combine unexpected flavors that melt together to create ironically delicious desserts."

Also the font weight on the all of the text seems to have changed, and now the contact link is a button on smaller screen sizes.

I'm pretty confident I followed everything correctly but please point out if I missed something so I can go back and get on track!

Daniel Maldonado
Daniel Maldonado
18,756 Points
Daniel Maldonado
Daniel Maldonado
18,756 Points

Nope, you're correct! Quite a bit has changed since that has not been explained very well in this course. They've also added #id and .class that were not previously there - so I had to go back and figure that out in order to follow along

1 Answer

Ashley Mullins
Ashley Mullins
12,544 Points
Ashley Mullins
Ashley Mullins
12,544 Points

The aesthetic of the site may have changed a bit, but I wouldn't worry too much about those details. Just make sure that you know HOW those changes would be made in a real world situation. Perhaps you could practice editing existing code by making these changes in your existing code.