I further worked on the Skip Content link and found the reasons why it wasn’t displaying properly (wasn’t using the CSS position attribute combined with z-index, needed a clearer understanding of how the position attribute affected how the top value was displayed). A big thanks to NC State University’s IT Accessibility webpage, where I was…

I continued cleaning up the About page and focused on styling for a Skip Content link.

I was able to make progress on the following pages: Services (built a template for a requested feature as well as troubleshooting an issue with the title not appearing) Troubleshooting for some smaller issues with the other pages

I continued working on some responsiveness issues for the photos as well as the functionality of the menu’s JavaScript functionality.

Today, I focused and made progress on the following tasks: Making a dropdown menu for the hamburger icon (styling) Working on the JavaScript function to open and close the menu Looking into aligning a team member photo on the left-hand side of the screen

I continue on working on photo responsiveness for the About page, as well as fixing file paths for display purposes. I also started on the JavaScript for the menu functionality on smaller screens.

I focused again on the Services page and solved the following issues: Fixing the file paths for different files associated with the project (worked on a different system to develop) Resizing photos for different sized browsers Fixing the copyright symbol for the footer as it featured an extraneous character that only appeared on Safari (help…

I continued learning more about Swift’s loops from Hack with Swift’s 100 Days of SwiftIU: Day 4 here.

As I’m working on a project that requires it, I continued going through Paul Hudson’s “100 Days of Swift”, Day 3. It’s definitely helping me refresh my memory for the basic functions.