Just started learning coding today. I tried my best to reverse-engineer most of the format for this project from the example without looking at the code without making too big of changes. It’s kinda basic I guess:
Anything I could do to improve this?
Shrink your browser width to about 1/3 of the size of the screen and you will see the photo does not scale down as the container gets smaller. You can use a percentage for the width property of the image instead of a fixed 1000px.
I tried the following and it scaled better:
.main-image {
width: 65%; /* this is the change you need to make */
border-color: #222;
border-width: 10px;
border-style: solid;
align: center;
}
Also, with the browser width 1/3 of the size, the bottom gets jumbled. I will leave you to figure that one out.
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Thanks a lot for the advice! 
I’ve switched most of the sections into a row/column structure, and it seems to keep the alignment on all screen sizes as far as I can see now.
I set the width of the main picture back to 100% within the white box, as I didn’t like so much white space aesthetically, but by aligning the box itself to the center, it seems to still work at all resolutions.
The only slight issue I have now is that I want to align the final text (with the link) to the bottom of the screen (at all resolutions) and can’t seem to manage to do that.
Anyhow, thanks a lot for your help!