An escape room’s nav mixes icon-only links (no text, no alt) with text-only links. A consultant flags the icon-only links specifically as an accessibility issue but not the text-only ones. Why the distinction?

A code reviewer flags a pull request that adds display:inline-block to a brand-new horizontal nav bar being built today. Is that flag consistent with the deck’s guidance?

A designer wants an element’s background color to visibly extend into some of the surrounding whitespace, rather than leaving that whitespace unstyled. Should they add more padding or more margin to achieve that?

A nonprofit legal aid clinic’s sidebar nav has five links, and the visitor is currently on the “Careers” page. How does the deck’s pattern show that visually in the markup?

A designer wants a paragraph’s lines of text to line up evenly along both the left and right edges of its container, the way text often looks in a printed newspaper column. Which text-align value produces that?

A developer wants an element to be pushed below any floated element on its left side, but is fine sharing space with something floated on its right side. Which clear value matches that requirement exactly?

A pottery studio’s dropdown submenu appears in the wrong position on the page — floating near the top-left corner of the browser window instead of just below its parent nav item. What’s the most likely missing piece?

A developer wants a video to show a custom thumbnail image before it’s played, and wants it to play inline on mobile rather than automatically going full-screen.

A developer wants to float an image so it sits centered within its container, expecting a float: center; value to be available. What actually happens when they try that?

Rooted Plant Nursery’s nav bar has Home, About, and Login links in a row, and needs the Login link pushed all the way to the far right while Home and About stay together on the left. What single declaration on the Login link achieves that?