Canvas Exercise Triangles

The process of creating three triangles on Dreamweaver sounds easy. It gets complex when all the triangles need to be a different size, different color, have different line widths, line colors, and fill colors. The codes you put in have to be so exact with capitals in the right place, and the codes in the correct order. If this is not done correctly, you can lose your whole project. I started to first make the triangles various sizes and then added the widths and outlines with different colors and sizes. It took time, but it was a very interesting thing to learn.

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