Did you arrive at something similar to the following code?
01: const container = document.querySelector('.container') // set
.container to a variable so we don't need to find it every time
we click
02: let noteCount = 1 // inital value
03: const messageBox = document.querySelector('#messageBox')
04:
05: // access our button and assign a click handler
06: document.querySelector('.box-creator-button').addEventListener(
'click', () => {
07: // create our DOM element
08: const stickyNote = document.createElement('div')
09:
10: // set our class name
11: stickyNote.className = 'box'
12:
13: // get our other DOM elements
14: const stickyMessage = document.querySelector('.box-color-note')
15: const stickyColor = document.querySelector('.box-color-input')
16:
17: // get our variables
18: const message = stickyMessage.value
19: const color = stickyColor.style...