I've taken Core:1 Interaction class last semester and Critical Code class so I've exposed to HTML and JS slightly.
And it was so interesting to set some ids on html because I could arrange my codes well.
Actually every part is the most confusing part but if I have to choose one, I'd like to choose the cursor part.
I wanted to change the cursor or icons on my website when I hover over it but I still don't figure out how to do that
I'm very excited and nervous about learning code at the same time.
Because if I miss a letter, the code doesn't work so I need to find out what's the matter letter by letter.
But when it works well, I feel very excited.
I think my future job and coding will be related a lot.
I don't know exactly what I'm going to do yet, but in addition to designing the website myself,
if I work with coding technicians I can determine what's technically able or not and maybe I can give solution for them
I don't know what "text editor" means.
I didn't use any text editor but just write down the codes on Atom.
I've never heard of Github and I have no idea about it as well.
HTML can be a basic level of a website.
It creates the whole structure of the website and I can stylize the website by using CSS.
And Javascript helps to change the elements of the website.
So, if HTML is a face, CSS can be makeups or accessories which make the face more stunning and Javascript can be clothing.
: I like to work with vivid colors, and this website has a lot of colorful works.
I think I will be able to refer to the color mood well as I enjoy using various colors in my works.
: I wanted to do 3d work with various vivid colors, and this site has a lot of 3d graphic work using colorful colors So it will be very helpful to me.
: Various works such as photos, posters, books, etc. are listed in an easy-to-read layout, so I can refer to them later when creating a website.
can't sleep again kept p r o c r a s t i n a t i n g and p r o c r a s t i n a t i n g doing homeworks but it's not just my fault it's true that we have bunch of homeworks so I can't sleep again
A block-level element always starts on a new line.
On the other hand, an inline element does not start on a new line and only occupies just the width it requires.
And I can set height and width values with inline-blocks