An unordered list starts with the <ul> tag. Each list item starts with the <li> tag. The list items will be marked with bullets (small black circles) by default.
Something I both revisited and learned more about this week was lists; more specifically, unordered lists. When creating my future resume, I decided I liked the look of the bullet points that came with the use of an unordered list. I was concerned that the amount of text I was putting into the <li> tag was too much, as it contained the actual thing I was talking about as well as quite a few sentences. I researched how much text is actually allowed to be put into an unordered list after seeing examples that only had a few words, and realized what I had chosen to do was perfectly fine.
Another thing I learned this week, more so about the actual class, is how much I enjoy receiving feedback. I had been having issues with my image; sometimes it would load, sometimes it wouldn’t. After reviewing the feedback I had gained, I was able to fix the small mistake that I had made which was preventing my image from loading correctly. I’ve always love receiving feedback on my work or websites, and this reminded how helpful it really is!