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Week 2 at JAMK (HTML & CSS)

Things I learned on the second week of studying at JAMK:   

  • HTML id and class
  • CSS external style sheets
  • CSS padding and margins
  • CSS backgrounds
Basically, what I learned during this week at JAMK was how to make a lovely 90s style website 😂 How wonderful.

Thoughts on the things I learned:

The most important thing I learned this week was definitely making a CSS style sheet. Now it’s so much easier managing all the styling on the page. The HTML id and classes were also a very useful thing to learn and they became handy right after learning how to make an external style sheet.




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