REPO STATUS: retired (and explained below)
I've done HTML & CSS before, but decided to quickly go through this book that I already had as a refresher. My code isn't exactly like the book, but extremely close. An example of difference is that instead of typing out a bunch of stuff in paragraph tags, I threw in some bacon ipsum.
There's also the file summary.txt, which is essentially a cheat sheet and note page for the book that I created as I went through for future reference.
In no way do I take any ownership of the code that Jon Duckett (the author) created. He has some code samples online here. Note that some code has come from his website (incomplete code within the book that is on the website). Please see the LICENSE.txt file for more information.
I didn't go through the complete book. The original reason for going through the book was as a refresher (not my first time doing html/css). However, while the reviewing was helpful, it was eventually becoming slow & repetitive. Long story short, I'm not planning on finishing this. Moved on to cooler stuff. Way cooler stuff. I wish I could put it all up on github, but... not allowed. :/