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Follow these instructions
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Create HTML page with the header using flexbox basing on this mockup.
- pay attention the mock is adaptive. Develop the layout to fit on 1024px and 1200px the same as on the mock.
- reset browser default margins
- use images from src/images
- use semantic tags: <header>,<nav>,ul
- change links styles on :hover
- follow styles from the mock
- the link with bluecolor and line below is an active link. It should haveclass="is-active"and relevant styles.
- the link with only bluecolor is an example of:hoverstyles. Every link in the row should havebluecolor on:hover.
- add data-qa="hover"attribute to the 4th link for testing (Laptops & computers)
--> CHECKLIST
- Don't use gapproperty for indents. It's not supported in tests, usemargininstead.
- Check one more time if you added data-qa="hover"andclass="is-active"required for tests
- Do not use tabs. Use2 spacesfor indentation.
- Don't use repeated styles.
- Don't just copy all styles from Figma. Think, which of them are relevant.
Uneven sizes (e.g. line-height: 14.6px) are definitely useless.
- Don't use extra elements for blue line. Figure out how to work with ::afterand positioning
- Check font styles. Use google fonts
- Links in navshould have clickable area above and below the text
- Uppercase letters for nav__listare made with styles, not hardcoded into html (you should have usual text with first uppercase letter in html)
- Don't set height for headerexplicitly. Let the content (links) dictate it.
- Logo should also be a link to the main page of the website (#home). But it
should not be part of nav.
