This project demonstrates the application of typography principles by creating a nutrition label using HTML and CSS. Through structured HTML markup and carefully styled CSS, the project showcases how typography can enhance the readability and visual appeal of web content.
Structured HTML: The HTML file defines the structure of the nutrition label, organizing information such as serving size, calorie content, and daily values.
Styling with CSS: CSS styles are applied to HTML elements to ensure consistent typography, spacing, and visual hierarchy throughout the label.
Custom Divider Styles: Custom CSS classes define different divider styles, adding visual interest and separating sections of the label.
Clear Visual Hierarchy: The use of font weight, size, and spacing creates a clear visual hierarchy, making it easy for users to navigate and understand the label.
Responsive Design: The label is designed to be responsive, ensuring optimal viewing experience across different screen sizes and devices.
Preview
Usage
To view the nutrition label, simply open the index.html file in a web browser. You can also explore the HTML and CSS files to understand how the label is structured and styled.
Results
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Credits
This project is inspired by Typography-by-building-a-nutrition-label tutorial.
License This project is licensed under the MIT License.