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JS: use <button>s for increasing and decreasing the serving sizes **for each** recipe, pressing a button should update the serving size displayed as well as change ingredients, appropriately scale the amount of ingredients needed when the serving size changes APIs: format the data you GET from the API in a similar manner to your other recipes, serving sizes should still be adjustable, additionally, show the average ratings for the recipe, update the URL once you get a recipe that allows you to bookmark that specific recipe, add the ability to POST a rating for the recipe, and update the overall ratings accordingly, the rating must be an integer between 0 and 5
Overdue by 6 year(s)•Due by October 22, 2020HTML: create a well structured site with a home page showing a list of recipes, individual recipe pages, an about the chef page. Requirements: use the following *content* tags appropriately: <h1>, <ul>, <ol>, <a>, <img>, use the following *layout* tags appropriately: <header>, <nav>, <main>, create at least 4 recipes, all with a description, photo, ingredients, and instructions CSS: apply CSS to specific tags, classes, and ids (ex css: background-color, margin, flex), use a site-wide [color scheme](https://coolors.co/palettes/trending), apply margins and padding to locate the content in a comfortable place, create a useful navbar using flexbox Extra Credit (for fun): implement media queries to make your site mobile-friendly
Overdue by 6 year(s)•Due by October 13, 2020