sanchez-cristian/receipes-page

An exercise to clone a recipes page and understand the basics of HTML and CSS

LAB | HTML & CSS - Recipes Clone

Introduction

We have only learned the very basics today with HTML and CSS, so what the heck we can really build, right? Wrong, we can build some cool stuff already, and we are going to do just that.

We all have to eat (at least, we should), so let's make some handy recipe pages. We are going to be recreating an Apple Pie recipe. As an extra step, we prepared French Onion Soup recipe as well.

Cloning something that already exists is the best way to get better at frontend development, so check out the deliverable below to see what we are expecting.

Some starter code is already provided, so you can jump right into it.

Requirements

• Fork this repo
• Clone this repo
• Make sure you use class and id selectors throughout your exercise. Remember, only use type selectors if you want to modify every element of that type
• Use a single external CSS stylesheet to style all pages
• Use the images provided to construct the appropriate elements on the page:
  • The background with a picture of the apple pie
  • The recipe servings / nutrients section
  • The prep section

Submission

Upon completion, run the following commands:

$ git add .
$ git commit -m "done"
$ git push origin master

Create Pull Request so your TAs can check up your work.

Instructions

You will be working in the apple-pie folder. There you will find all the files, images, and text content needed to create the page. The text is in the index.html, and a CSS file is created in styles/style.css.

Deliverable

Please find a screenshot of the expected results below:

Extra Practice

If you feel you need more practice, you can keep working on the french-soup exercise. There you will find expected-result.md file where you can see what is expected from you to build. This folder has the same structure as the the apple-pie one so follow the same steps.

Extra Resources

• CSS Reference from MDN
• CSS Background Image

Happy coding! ❤️