javascript - CSS formatting of AJAX json data -


i using jquery make call hardcoded json file. each json object has name, image, , description.

i need make page display each json listed item displayed in below mockup image.

page mockup

enter image description here

here script file:

$(function() { $.ajax( {   url: 'javascripts/avocado.json',   data: {} }).done(function(response) { console.log(response); (var = 0; < response.length; i++) {   $('#avocado-list').append('<div class="avocado-item"></div>')   $('.avocado-item').append('<h2>' + (i + 1) + '</h2>');   $('.avocado-item h2').addclass("avocado-number");   $('.avocado-item').append('<img src="../images/' + response[i].img + '">');   $('.avocado-item').append('<div><h3>' + response[i].name + '</h3>' + '<p>' + response[i].description + '</p></div>');   $('.avocado-item h3').addclass("avocado-title"); } }).fail(function() { console.log("error"); }).always(function() { console.log("complete"); }); });

and html trying load json data: 

<section id="avocado-list" class="list"></section>

i trying create div of avocado-item each json object. trying append subsequent data (name, image, description) div can objects information in 1 line.

however creating 1 big div everything. doing wrong?

creating html way have done inefficient. more simple version of code should after.

$(function() {   $.ajax({     url: 'javascripts/avocado.json',     data: {}   }).done(function(response) {     console.log(response);     var listmarkup = '';      (var = 0; < response.length; i++) {       listmarkup += '<div class="avocado-item"><h2 class="avocado-number">' + (i + 1) + '</h2><img src="../images/' + response[i].img + '"><div><h3 class="avocado-title">' + response[i].name + '</h3>' + '<p>' + response[i].description + '</p></div></div>';     }      $('#avocado-list').append(listmarkup);   }).fail(function() {     console.log("error");   }).always(function() {     console.log("complete");   }); });

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