<p>Week №16:</p>
<ul>
<li>Started to learn again from 14 of November.</li>
<li>Found out one of the basic CSS trick that I didn't know yet. We can make parent's class "position: relative" and child's class "position: absolute",  and that will make our child's positioning relative to its parent.</li>
<li>Learned how to make figures with CSS, because I was needed to make a few triangles for my project.</li>
<li>Block elements inside inline and vise versa—are bad practices.</li>
<li>Ran through HTML and CSS basics again, this time with <a target="_blank" href="https://webref.ru/">this site</a></li>
<li>Watched a couple of lessons about Google Chrome DevTools. A <a target="_blank" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcTSqhpm80Y">video</a> from Fireship YouTube channel was the most useful.</li>
</ul>


Week №16:

- Started to learn again from 14 of November.
- Found out one of the basic CSS trick that I didn't know yet. We can make parent's class "position: relative" and child's class "position: absolute",  and that will make our child's positioning relative to its parent.
- Learned how to make figures with CSS, because I was needed to make a few triangles for my project.
- Block elements inside inline and vise versa—are bad practices.
- Ran through HTML and CSS basics again, this time with [this site](https://webref.ru/)
- Watched a couple of lessons about Google Chrome DevTools. A [video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcTSqhpm80Y) from Fireship YouTube channel was the most useful.



[16] Back from procrastination