BrowserHistory WODs 1,2 and 3 went… ok for me. I felt pretty confident heading into BrowserHistory1, and I completed it on my first try in Sd time. Being honest, I did have to use some help from my notes and from ChatGPT when it came to inserting and formatting the logo images correctly. I think I could have figured it out on my own, but I was worried about the time running out. After I finished, I went back and watched the demonstration video to see where I could have been more efficient. Turns out, there were a couple of instances where I could have cut down my code and achieved the same result. Overall, I gained a lot of confidence with running servers and using the basic HTML tags. My first attempt at BrowserHistory2 was going super well, until I hit the last instruction point. Actually, maybe it wasn’t going super well, but it was going enough for me to finish on time. I ended up DNFing because I could not figure out how to put the logos inline with the text the way that the example had. I went back and watched the demonstration video to see the solution to where I got stuck. Similar to the last WOD, I ended up learning more efficient ways to get to the result than what I had been doing in my first attempt. I deleted everything and started the timer over, and this time I finished in Rx time, feeling much more familiar with CSS styling. Across all three of the WODs, the spacing formatting consistently tripped me up. During my first attempt at BrowserHistory3, I stopped the timer and screen recording after just a few minutes because I felt really lost. I went back to look over the readings and my notes again, and I skipped to the section of the example video where I got stuck. This additional preparation combined with my trial and error helped me finish it in Rx time on my second attempt. This time, I definitely felt like I understood the interactions between what I was coding and the webpage enough to correctly format the page.