Recipe Page (omelette)

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

With this project, I practiced how to structure a simple recipe page using semantic HTML elements like <article>, <section>, <ul>, and <ol>. I also worked on improving my CSS skills by styling text sections, spacing out content properly, and giving the page a clean, food-friendly design.

This project helped me understand the importance of readability and hierarchy when presenting information to users—especially with recipes where steps and ingredients need to be easy to follow.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

The biggest challenge was deciding how to lay out the different sections (title, ingredients, instructions, nutrition facts) in a way that feels natural and easy to scan. I also struggled a bit with getting the spacing and typography to look balanced, especially on smaller screens.

Making sure that the layout stayed neat and didn’t break when resized was also something I had to experiment with and adjust a few times.

What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

Since I’m still learning, I’d love feedback on:

Layout: Is the content organized in a way that’s easy to read and follow?

Typography: Are font sizes and line spacing comfortable and readable?

Responsive design: How does it feel on different screen sizes?

Overall look: Does the page feel like a real recipe you'd find online?

Any tips on best practices or design tweaks would really help me improve my future projects. Thanks in advance for your time and input!