WW2 Dictators






Contribution to the project:

Darragh Lee

I did the Adolf Hitler page and its 4 connecting sub-pages. I designed and developed the footer used on all pages, i also designed and developed the contact page

The issues i encountered during the development of this project are:

The external content and images have been derived from the following sources:

Bartosz Kogut

I did the Joseph Stalin page and its 4 consecutive sub-pages, as well as designed our common nav bar.

Some of the mistakes I made during the making of the project:

  1. The hover effect wouldn't cover the enitre 'li' element in the nav bar, so I fixed this by appying the margin to the 'nav a' instead of the 'nav li' in the css.
  2. The background images were all the same but I wanted them to be different for each page, my solution was to link the images in the html files with an id, instead of linking the images directly in the css.

The external content and images have been derived from the following sources:

Fionn Lovett

I designed the Benito Mussolini section of our webpage.
The following are issues I encountered when creating my section:

  1. When referencing the parent folder I used "href=" instead of the correct "../".
  2. In the footer section I initally had the content classed as "musso-footer-content". This meant that my footer would not abide by the shared css file.

Hubert Krzemieniewski

I created the Francisco Franco section of the webpage

Two issues I encountered during development

  1. Footer floating up to the next div above it. I fixed this by making the whole html file a flexbox collumn.
  2. Issues centering the page header. Fixed using flexbox again by centering and justifying content.

The external content and images have been derived from the following sources:

Szymon Kozlowski

I created the Hideki Tojo section of the webpage, and I also put together the homepage.

Two mistakes I made were:

  1. I used href instead of src when trying to reference an image
  2. When I wanted to refrence the parent folder, I used ./ instead of ../

The external content and images have been derived from the following sources: