This repository contains the HTML and CSS code for a simple web page called Cafe-Menu.
Cafe-Menu is a basic web page designed to display a menu for a fictional cafe, "Camper Cafe". The page includes sections for coffee and desserts, along with prices and images. It also has a footer with a link to an external website and the cafe's address.
- Displays a variety of coffee options with their respective prices.
- Includes an image representing coffee.
- Displays a variety of dessert options with their respective prices.
- Includes an image representing desserts.
- The page has a centered main menu with a background image.
- The menu items are styled to align flavors/desserts on the left and prices on the right.
- The page includes horizontal rules for visual separation of sections.
- Contains a link to an external website.
- Displays the cafe's address.
- HTML5 for the structure of the page.
- CSS3 for styling and layout.
To view the Cafe-Menu web page:
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Clone this repository to your local machine:
git clone git@github.com:Gerald-GG/Cafe-Menu.git
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Open the index.html file in a web browser.
- index.html: The main HTML file that contains the structure and content of the web page.
- styles.css: The CSS file that contains the styles for the web page.
The HTML file includes:
- A declaration for HTML5.
- A section with meta tags for character set and viewport settings, a link to the CSS stylesheet, and a title.
- A section with a main content area and a footer.
- Proper use of semantic HTML elements such as ,
, , and .
The CSS file includes:
- General styles for text alignment and body background.
- Specific styles for headings, paragraphs, and class-based styles for menu items.
- Responsive layout with a centered menu container.
- Styling for images and horizontal rules.
Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Background and item images are from freeCodeCamp. The project structure and design are inspired by the freeCodeCamp curriculum.