Your form looks good @oocopperpot. Some things to revisit;
Change the cursor to a pointer when hovering over the submit button
Do not use the <br> element to force line breaks or spacing. That’s what CSS is for.
Get familiar with the box methodology. Once you realize everything you see on a webpage is just a box you need to move around and resize, things will start to click. Try adding the following at the start of your CSS to better see how you have elements set;
* {
border: solid 1px red;
}
Correct usage would be class="box redbox" and class="box bluebox" et cetera. So to style all the boxes the same you’d use the selector .box and style them. It you want to do some additional styling to just the two then you’d use the selector redbox, greenbox for your declaration block.
I’m using the border to select all elements, pretty cool! So much easier to see what’s what. However I’m struggling to single out the individual logos next to the checkbox. Is this because the label associates the image with the checkbox and thus moves everything as one?
I’ve got my list of selectors up but not sure which one I need to single out the img without moving the checkbox.