What You Are Adding

An element selector uses the HTML tag name. If you style p, every paragraph on the page changes unless a more specific rule overrides it. This is useful for setting site-wide defaults.

CSS To Add To css/style.css

Add or adapt this CSS in the stylesheet you created in Tutorial 1. Keep the HTML structure from Tutorial 1 and use CSS to improve the presentation.

body {
    font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
    background-color: #f3f7ff;
    color: #071332;
}

h1 {
    color: #173b93;
}

p {
    line-height: 1.5;
}

Build It Yourself

1. Open the same unit-6-website folder from Tutorial 1.
2. Add or update the relevant HTML class names if this page uses classes.
3. Add the CSS shown above to css/style.css.
4. Save the stylesheet and refresh the website in the browser.
5. Compare your page with the expected output preview.

Common Mistakes

• Editing the HTML page but forgetting to save css/style.css.
• Using a different class name in HTML and CSS.
• Adding lots of one-off styles instead of reusing clear selectors.

Success Checklist

• The CSS has been added to css/style.css.
• The page still uses the Tutorial 1 HTML structure.
• The result is close to the expected output preview.
• The page remains readable and easy to use.