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Hi @anjana-art, what exactly do you need help with?
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thankyou so much Sky020
i am struggling to start with user story 1 Marmiz
It is normal to feel blocked when looking at a “big” project @anjana-art .
My advice for this, is to break it down into smaller, more manageable chunks.
Or to say it in a fancy way:
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step
That said FCC already broke down the project into smaller chunks for us.
Let’s read user story #1.
My tribute page should have an element with a corresponding
id="main"
, which contains all other elements.
My personal train of thought when reading this task is that it’s composed by two smaller tasks:
1 - I need an element with id=“main”
2 - it contains all other elements
Now let’s try to convert it into actual code.
So an element can be anything: <p>, <a>, <div> ...
But from the lesson I remember that there is probably an element that is “better” than others for this kind of job: <main>
So in code that would be:
<main id="what was the ID??">
<! -- everything else should go inside -->
</main>
I guess this is “almost” it.
This is just an example of “my” train of thought, but I hope it helps you in your coding journey
Thankyou so much i appreciate