

Scenario:
You’ve been hired by the Intergalactic Tourism Board to make a webpage advertising three amazing planets for alien holidaymakers.
Each planet needs:
A heading with its name.
A paragraph describing why it’s awesome (e.g., floating jelly cities, 24-hour rainbow skies).
An image (real space pics from NASA or fake ones from picsum.photos).
A link to “book a ticket” (just a fun made-up URL like https://spacetravel.com/planet-x).
CSS twist:
Background colour to match space vibes.
Hover effect on the planet images (zoom or glow).


Scenario:
You’ve been hired to make a fan page for your three favourite superheroes (or ones you make up).
Each hero should have:
A heading with their name.
A paragraph describing their powers.
An image of them (real comic characters or AI-generated).
A link to “read more” (Marvel/DC wiki or a made-up hero profile).
CSS twist:
Different colours for each hero’s section.
Hover effect on hero names or pictures.


Scenario:
You’re opening a monster-themed café and need a webpage for your three signature dishes.
Each dish should have:
A heading with the name of the dish (e.g., “Dragon Flame Burger”).
A paragraph describing the taste and magical effects.
An image (could be food images or fantasy art).
A link to “order now” or “learn the recipe”.
CSS twist:
Background gradient to make it look spooky or magical.
Hover effect that changes the dish name’s colour.
Put your finished code here
Print Screen (new skill) and paste the website down below