Now that we know a bit more about how to use CSS to style text and backgrounds, it's time to return to our project.
Note that Slack's real about page uses paid fonts, but we will use just the free and default web-safe fonts that come built-in right in your browser. We will use a font called Palatino for the huge headings and the numbers 8M, 65 and 500K, and Verdana for everything else.
Your challenge in this part is to style all the text so that your page now looks like the following:
This 29-part course consists of tutorials on ML concepts and algorithms, as well as end-to-end follow-along ML examples, quizzes, and hands-on projects.
Once done, you will have an excellent conceptual and practical understanding of machine learning and feel comfortable applying ML thinking and algorithms in your projects and work.
The primary objectives of this course are:
We'll start by describing what machine learning is, and introduce a simple learning algorithm: linear regression + gradient descent. Using this algorithm, we'll introduce the core concepts in machine learning: model parameters, cost function, optimization method, and overfitting and regularization. This section ends with a visual review of these concepts and a tutorial on the different types of machine learning problems.
Here, we will pick up our old Slack About Page, and make it responsive so that it works on mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Here are the three versions:
Now that we know a bit more about how to use CSS to, we will get started on styling our Slack About page project.
Your challenge in this part is to style all the text so that your page now looks like the following:
