Lab 1: An exercise in creating a basic webpage using HTML elements stylized using an external css page. A frustrating start given my lack of experience reading and writing HTML, enjoyable when things clicked internally.
Lab 2: Creating a responsive webpage. Wow, did I wish I started this earlier. This was a hell of a task given how little I've understood(read: paid attention) so far - fortunately, once breakthroughs came, they kept coming. I started off with pixel widths...and quickly learned this was not the move. Turns out a percentage of a fixed width...is a fixed width. Who'd have thought?
Lab 3 - Coffee Shop w/ Javascript. I found the Javascript portion of this lab much more to my liking, having enjoyed Frank Friedman's object oriented programming course this part came more easily to me than designing a page that doesnt look garbage. While the page definitely isn't pretty, getting an understanding of tying functions to event handlers and the requisite debugging(using different arrays for each type of item in retrospect might not have been the best idea), the satisfaction of having functional code at the end was a reward in of itself. I would consider this Lab much more enjoyable to work with than the previous two. The least satisfying part of completing this project was the hardcoding of the individual items, as well as being unable to figure out why my images would not append themselves to the requisite div (I would wind up having each image in its own separate div).