Teacher, thank you so much for providing such a high-quality lecture to Inflearn. I am not a publisher, but I always had a hard time creating the design I wanted on the front end when working on projects. After watching this lecture, I felt like my stagnation was gone. First, for those of you who are considering taking the course, I would like to say that my efficiency has increased incomparably after watching this lecture compared to when I used to search and read books, and there are so many great tips. To exaggerate a little, I think this is a must-watch lecture for students who want to study HTML and CSS, regardless of whether they are majors or non-majors. I bought it last week, and this week Inflearn is having a big sale, but... I don't regret buying this lecture and the portfolio lecture at the regular price at all. I am so grateful that you started with basic coding habits, and since I am an explanatory person, it is better to learn by reviewing it again. If I listen to it again later, I can watch it at a higher speed. If you are a publisher, you are very lucky to have come across this lecture, and I hope you follow it well. I also purchased the 170-minute PPT textbook to learn more about wireframes. I am thinking of purchasing grid and flex during this discount period. However, one thing I regret is that I have always been curious about creating responsive webs of various sizes with media queries, but this lecture does not include it. Since it is not an easy subject, and since the amount and time in this lecture did not allow for that part, I understand that it is not included, and instead, I have resolved it to some extent through the lecture on media queries in the responsive portfolio web. Thank you. Lastly, a suggestion for the instructor? I think job seekers or students will find the cloning coding lecture of a famous website very attractive. I think that if there is a related lecture within the limits of a site of an appropriate level, it will also be popular.