Okay, so today I messed around with something called “Dominic Pressley”. Honestly, I didn’t have a clue what it was at first, just saw the name and thought, “Why not?”.
I started by, you guessed it, Googling it. Found some scattered info, nothing really concrete. Seemed like some kind of design or development thing, maybe? It was all pretty vague.
My Little Experiment
Since I didn’t have clear instructions, I decided to just wing it. I created,
new folder on my desktop called “Dominic_Pressley_Test”.
Then I created some basic files inside:
- – Just a barebones HTML file.
- – An empty CSS file, ready for some action.
- – A blank JavaScript file, because why not?
I opened up these bad boys in my code editor and started to code.
In the HTML, I threw in a simple heading and a paragraph, just to have something to look at. Nothing fancy, just:
In the CSS, I decided to play around with some basic styling. Changed the background color, messed with the font, added some padding. The usual stuff. Just to get a feel for things.
Finally, in the JavaScript file, I added a simple alert message that popped up when the page loaded. Again, super basic, just to see if everything was connected properly.
After saving everything,I opened the *.
The alert popped up, the styling was there, and the text from my HTML showed up. Boom! Basic, but it worked.
So, did I actually figure out what “Dominic Pressley” is all about? Not really. But I did create a little playground to test things out if I ever get more info. It was a fun little exercise, even if it was a bit of a shot in the dark!
