A professional HTML project showcasing traditional Argentinian recipes. Built as part of The Odin Project curriculum to practice and demonstrate fundamental web development skills.
This website features three authentic Argentinian recipes with semantic HTML structure, proper document hierarchy, and intuitive navigation between pages.
- Semantic HTML5: Proper use of semantic elements
- Multi-page Structure: Organized file architecture
- Responsive Images: Optimized with descriptive alt text
- Clean Navigation: Easy movement between recipe pages
- Well-documented: Clear instructions and ingredient lists
- Argentinian Beef Empanadas - Traditional baked turnovers
- Homemade Dulce de Leche - Argentina's iconic sweet spread
- Maizena Alfajores - Classic cornstarch cookies with dulce de leche filling
- HTML5
- Git & GitHub (Version Control)
- Markdown (Documentation)
odin-recipes/ ├── index.html # Main landing page ├── recipes/ │ ├── beef-empanadas.html # Argentinian beef empanadas │ ├── dulce-de-leche.html # Traditional dulce de leche │ └── maizena-alfajores.html # Classic alfajores └── README.md # Project documentation
- Semantic HTML markup
- Multi-page website architecture
- Lists (ordered/unordered) implementation
- Image embedding with accessibility
- File system organization
- Git workflow (add, commit, push)
- Professional documentation
This project provided hands-on experience with:
- Building a complete multi-page website from scratch
- Implementing proper HTML structure and semantics
- Creating accessible web content
- Managing project files and version control
- Writing clean, maintainable code
View the live website here Developed by Sebastián Talauer as part of The Odin Project - HTML Foundations