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It's important to use consistent indentation in your code!

It's best to have any text in your html inside of an element. Here, maybe a heading element and a paragraph element?

Lists are made up of ul or ol (for different types of lists) and each list item inside of an li. Here you're creating multiple unordered lists (ul) and filling them with just text!

Instead, you'd want something like this:

<ul>
  <li>Some Text</li>
  <li>Some Text</li>
  <li>Some Text</li>
</ul>

There are many ways to order your property declarations, including randomly, alphabetically or by type. I suggest ordering them by type, following the tips outlined in this article

Any text you have should go inside of a text element, like p, a, span or an h# element. divs are useful for structuring and organizing content

You want to have the bracket on the same line as your selector here! This convention you're doing here is common in C and C++ code but not in CSS

The convention when writing HTML is to not add spacing in your attributes or around attribute assignment (the =).

So instead of this:

You'd have something like this:

 <div class="topright"> 
   <ul class="links"> 

All list items (li) have to go in on of the two list types (so either ul or ol)