Lost & Found

We are getting close to finishing the home page! I had Kilo Code make me a CSS and HTML issue file that highlighted mostly css inconsistencies in the codebase like variables and padding vs margin. Using this file I went through and updated the codebase, the biggest changes where the hero island, and button animations.

The site is almost ready for the next pages to be added!

I spent quite a bit of time working on the CSS and home page. The navigation is pretty great now, but I am having a big issue where none of the CSS, JS, or some images are loading on the GitHub Pages deployment, making it hard to share.

Another thing I did was find a video to replace the hero image to make the site better and more engaging.

Next, I plan to work on the rest of the home page, which I expect to take around 2-3 hours and be done before the weekend.

If anyone knows how to fix this issue, let me know!

I had to step away from this project for some time for school. But now I am back with a whole new plan! We chose a color palette and made a Figma design this time around, I started on the HTML, and CSS today as well as made a rough first draft of our logo which I attached.

If anyone has any good name ideas for a lost and found website please comment them!

I am building a lost and found website that will let users report lost and found items. This is a challenge so I can learn full stack web dev. I started with the layout and styling. I am building mobile first and then updating desktop as I go. I used the normalize css file to keep the layouts the same across browsers.