25-CSS-Documentation

My Work

The purpose of this project was:

  1. Practice responsive design
  2. Make one of those documentation pages you sometimes see when you’re using new software. (menu on the left, info on the right, looks good on all devices)

I have thoughts.

Boy do I ever have thoughts about this project.

This was part of the unit on responsive design.

The part without any hand holding, where you go off and code by yourself.

I did the html part of this project last night then planned to do the css today.

In bed, I was thinking about how to do each part of the css.

I woke up feeling prepared to tackle this project and do it well.

Before the activity I did some brush up flexbox training then started.

In the middle of it I had a serious case of, well some people have different names for it.

  1. Imposter syndrome?
  2. Do I know what I am doing?
  3. Why am I getting stuck on this super easy part?

In this project I relied on Chat GPT who I cursed in a previous entry more than I would have liked.

I was happy to say that at one part ChatGPT gave me the wrong answer. I fixed it and went back to ChatGPT and said, “By the way, if you’re wondering, here’s how you really do it.”

That will make me feel a little better.

Other than that, I didn’t feel so great about today.

But then after I handed it in, I found out why.

Today’s work was supposed to be a little more difficult than the other assignments.

It is one of the projects they use to give you your certificate.

For some reason, I thought I would finish the course then do my certificates.

So today I found out, I am doing the certificates as I go along.

Good to know.

Anyway, I will try to not beat up myself too much, and just continue doing my best.

P.S I know these very serious pages don’t usually have color, so if I ever do one in real life, it will not blue.