CSS Classes and IDs

This lesson introduces the concept that any element can be a selector. It also introduces classes, which allows the user to give the same styling to multiple types of elements, and IDs, which allows the user to style one element. These were extremely useful concepts in CSS, and I utilized them in the making of this webpage. Also important in this lesson was the explanation of the "cascading" aspect of Cascading Style Sheets, and delved into parent, children, and siblings within CSS.

The final project for this lesson was to create a chart using classes and IDs that displayed different types of relationships, from best friend to archnemesis. A preview of that project can be seen below.