Who needs to know how to do all this complicated coding malarky when you only know how to code lists! I've gone for a numbered list this time, rating 25 of my favourite films from my childhood. Deciding what to include and where to place them was much harder than writing the code! My navigation bar and footer are black whilst my background is bright red for that classic movie feel with a lovely popcorn yellow centre

Updated 'My Favourite Things' Hotel Chocolat reviews so that the layout matches my home page. I've gone for a hot pink background with a contrasting bright blue navigation bar for the colour scheme this time.

Added a second page all about my favourite things, starting with reviews of Hotel Chocolat Hot Chocolate flavours. It can be accessed via 'My Favourite Things' on the navigation bar of the home screen. I haven't used any CSS to create a layout yet, so it's just a wall of text on a pale pink background for the moment.

My first attempt at using CSS to create a layout that actually makes my page look like a website rather than a wall of text! I've added a header (I think?) and a footer in a darker blue. I have a (non-functional) navigation bar in blue as well, ready for me to learn how to add another page. But most importantly I now have margins in lilac to centre my ramblings about Doctor Who - they even ajust to fit your screen!

Attempt number 2 at fixing my coding errors. This time I think I've got everything back to where it should be with the headings centred and the bullet points next to the lists. Whoopsie!

So, it turns out AO3 HTML skills don't directly transfer to coding a website. I've tweaked the coding after learning the correct tags for HTML5.

It's time I put my AO3 skills to good use and have now added some titles to the Eleventh and Thirteenth Doctor sections, plus a few paragraphs as to why the Thirteenth Doctor will always be my Doctor.

My first attempt at adding some colour to my page! I've added a pale blue background, so now my website is dyslexia-friendly! (so long as you have the same flavour of dyslexia as me and use a blue overlay, of course)

I still only know how to code lists, so I've added Series 11-13 to compile all my favourite Thirteenth Doctor episodes too.

I added a short paragraph explaining why I've started listing my favourite Doctor Who episodes. IDK what I'm doing still.