Apply suggestions from code review

LucyMac · bonboh · web-flow · commit 8a84df02e769 · 2021-11-19T23:43:08.000Z
Co-authored-by: Coung &lt;6434329+bonboh@users.noreply.github.com&gt;
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ The aim of this exercise is to create a page that looks just like this one:
  - **Edit `index.html` and `style.css`** to re-create the design above.
    - Remember, use semantic HTML to re-create the structure, and style each element using CSS to make a perfect copy of the above image. 
    - All the images and icons you need can be found in the `img` folder, and the font 'Roboto' is already loaded into the project. 
-   - **Only create the Desktop design** for now. 
+   - **Only create the desktop design** for now. 
 
 ### Submitting your work
  - **Commit and push your code often** so you get into the habit and you avoid losing any code that you write if your machine crashes for example. 
diff --git a/level-2/README.md b/level-2/README.md
@@ -4,16 +4,16 @@ The aim of this exercise is to add a new section to the homepage, and create a n
 
 ### Set up
 
-You can choose to add your code for Level 2 to the same branch you were using for Level 1, or to create a new 'level-2' branch. 
+You can choose to add your code for level 2 to the same branch you were using for level 1, or to create a new 'level-2' branch. 
 
 # Instructions
 
 - You'll find the designs inside the 'level 2' folder.
-- Add the new design block in your `index.html`
-- Create a new page called `order.html` and re-create the design for the Order form page (find this in the Level 2 folder as well)
-- For the Order page styles, you can keep using the same `style.css` file and add your Order page styles in there. Make sure the stylesheet is imported in the `<head>` of `order.html`.
+- Add the new section in your `index.html`
+- Create a new page called `order.html` and re-create the design for the order form page (the design is `level-2/store-desktop.png`)
+- For the order page styles, you can keep using the same `style.css` file and add your order page styles in there.
 You could also create a specific `order.css` file - just make sure you're not duplicating the CSS already defined in `style.css`! 
-- Connect the 2 pages by making the homepage's "Get Karma today" button navigate to the Order page.
+- Connect the 2 pages by making the homepage's "Get Karma today" button navigate to the order page.
 
 ### Submitting your work
  - Remember to **commit and push your code often**
diff --git a/level-3/README.md b/level-3/README.md
@@ -5,13 +5,14 @@ Now let's make this website responsive!
 
 ### Set up
 
-You can choose to add your code for Level 3 to the same branch you were using for the previous levels, or to create a new 'level-3' branch. 
+You can choose to add your code for level 3 to the same branch you were using for the previous levels, or to create a new 'level-3' branch. 
 
 # Instructions
 
-- Use the techniques you've learned in class to make both the homepage and the Order page look good on mobile. 
+- Use the techniques you've learned in class to make both the homepage and the order page look good on mobile. 
 - You'll find the mobile designs inside the 'Level 3' folder. 
 - You can use 1 or 2 breakpoints, it's up to you (if you're not sure, start with 768px - it's a classic one as it's the width of an iPad and a good point to switch from a mobile layout to a desktop layout).
+- You might have to change some of your existing HTML and CSS code so that your webpage can match the mobile and desktop designs
 
 ### Submitting your work
  - Remember to **commit and push your code often**
