https://devrez07.github.io here is where you can find my cheat sheet project. Please give me as much feed back. I’ll give feed back to the most recent post.
I checked it out. I like the color scheme. The html is also clean and easy to read. I would add comments to your code both html and css. Also the table text calls for monospace font. I think you did great. Check mine out if you can
Here’s my simple cheat sheet: Cheat Sheet: HTML Element Reference · GitHub 
Started going down a rabbit hole when I saw some people’s sites here with fixed side navs 
Repo: GitHub - squimshed/codecademy-cheatsheet: Codecademy Challenge: make an HTML cheat sheet
Live: HTML Cheat Sheet
Hi, Here is my attempt at this challenge. A few things to know before opening it :
- I am French : sorry for my language mistakes.
- This is my first post ever here and my first project ever shared, so I ask for clemency.
- I am a video editor & motion designer so I tried to worked on the design and implement my design skills in the CSS.
- The design is a bit too much and it could be improved, but I wanted to push the boundaries of what I learned so far (I am really new to coding)
- It is not displaying well on mobile devices but I’ll work thru it further down when I will have learned more about different resolution displays, and I will improve my understanding of : Position, overflow and sub-classes.
Please, feel free to give me any constructive feedback, especially regarding :
- commenting : are they efficient and easily understandable
- CSS structure and organisation : I tried to follow what makes sense for me as a motion designer = easily understandable by parts and “type of styling”, but I am not sure it is good practice. I even thought to use variables at the top of the CSS to easily modify the look of the site as it would be good practice for client work but I am not too sure it is something common and considered good practice. And it might make the documents and heavier and longer to load.
- I feel like my CSS is a bit all over the place, and I would be interested in getting feedback, ressources and references on what is considered the appropriate way to organise a CSS stylesheet.