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CSS And CARP Designs

Overview

For this project we took a pre-made HTML and applied a bunch of CSS rules. Some of these rules include font style, family, margin spacing, color, and line hight. We also linked the original to the page we added all the styles to. This was a great project to get us familiar with editing CSS styles.


Contrast 

We created bold titles so it would contrast and draw your eye to it. We also added color to important text like the title so it would stick out.


Alignment  

We made the text left align because it makes it easier to read and it looks really clean and organized. It also would look really off if we made this page center aligned.



Repetition

We have repetition in the color of the title and link because it shows up in the dogs fur color.
This really helps everything look unified and connected.


Conclusion

This was a very well put together project that got us even more familiar with dream weaver. It also helped us figure out locations of CSS styles and how to change them.






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