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The latest session of the Web & Graphic Design course at H.A.N.A was dedicated entirely to hands-on practice with Flexbox, one of the core tools behind modern and responsive web layouts.
During this session, participants worked through several practical exercises to strengthen their understanding of how Flexbox functions and how it can be applied when building clean, efficient designs.
They began by creating a functional navigation bar, exploring how Flexbox helps position elements neatly and consistently across the page. After that, students practiced designing equal-width cards aligned in a single row.
One of the key activities was constructing a two-column hero section, an image on the left and text on the right. Using Flexbox, participants learned how to organize content professionally and create a polished section similar to those used in modern landing pages.
These exercises helped learners strengthen their skills in horizontal alignment, spacing, and responsive layout building.
A special acknowledgment goes to the Embassy of the Netherlands for supporting the program.
