1. Describe your previous experiences with coding. What classes have you already taken where you were exposed to HTML/CSS/JS? What parts of the class resonated with you? What parts were most confusing?

    2. I have taken last semester's Core 1 Interaction class where we covered basic html and css; I was able to explore different format styles and interactions, such as Flexbox.

  2. How excited about learning code are you? Are you nervous about learning code? If so, why? What can I do in this class to help reduce this anxiety?

    3. In the beginning I was intimidated by the unfamiliarity of coding last semester. However, being able to practice or engage in coding more often, I am gradually feeling comfortable with it.

  3. How do you imagine coding fitting in with the rest of your design curriculum and career after college?

    4. Since I will most likely follow a design career path, coding would be a major concept in my future works. This is because generations with technology is constantly evolving, where the web is becoming the greater platform.

  4. What text editor do you prefer to use?

    5. I've only worked with VSC, which is Visual Studio Code.

  5. Have you used GitHub before? Do you know what it is? Describe your understanding of GitHub.

    6. I was introduced into Github last semester. Thus, I am still new to the whole platform.

  6. Describe the relationship between HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Try using a unique analogy to describe this relationship. Bonus points for creative analogies.

    7. HTML is the space, whereas CSS and JavaScript 'customises' the space. HTML is a canvas, CSS and Javascript are paintbrushes.

  7. Using each HTML heading tag, list your favorite foods ranked by importance (remember, there are six levels of heading tags, `h1` through `h6`).

    8. It varies by time? But right now:

    Greek Yoghurt

    Red Bean Mochi, also known as Daifuku

    Chipotle

    Lamb shanks

    Sea Beam
    Pineapples
  8. Create an unordered list ( `ul` ) and link to some of your favorite graphic design or development related websites. Include a paragraph ( `p` ) on each site describing why it is important to you.

    9. I enjoy minimalism; less is more. It's important to me because it recently was an inspo for my website that i' m currently working on.

  9. Insert an image (`img`) that brings you joy to the page. Make sure the image includes `alt text` that describes the image.
    10. an illustration from Mr. DoNothing.
  10. Insert a video embed into the page (for example, a YouTube or Vimeo embed tag of a video of your choosing). You have a few ways you can approach this:
  11. Create an ordered list of the top 5 countries you’d like to visit. Within each country, create another ordered list of the top cities you’d like to visit in that country. Maintain proper indentation and make sure you nest your ordered lists properly.
      12. Greece
      Japan
      China
      Korea
      France
  12. Use `pre` tags to create a simple [concrete poetry](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concrete_poetry) version of a Haiku or other poem you write. The poem should represent how you feel at this moment.

  13. Write an HTML comment that is hidden from the browser, but displays in the code.
  14. Create an unordered list of at least 6 musical artists you like to listen to. Add a class to each list item that matches the genre of music of that artist.
  15. Describe the difference between block, inline-block and inline elements.

    16. In HTML and CSS, elements are categorized based on their display behavior, and three common types are block, inline-block, and inline elements. These distinctions determine how elements are rendered and how they interact with other elements on the page. Block Elements: Display Behavior: Block-level elements typically start on a new line and occupy the full width of their container. Examples:

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