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ALX-iSWE HTML, CSS and Flexbox Projects

This repository showcases the work I have done during my time at ALX while undergoing the program "Introduction to Software Engineering" (ALX-iSWE). The focus of this work is on HTML, CSS, and Flexbox, and it includes various projects and exercises related to these technologies.

Table of Contents

Overview

In this program, I learned the fundamentals of web development, including HTML, CSS, and Flexbox. I completed several projects and exercises to strengthen my skills in these areas. This repository serves as a portfolio of my work and progress throughout the course.

Folder Structure

The repository is organized into the following folders:

  • css_advanced: Contains code related to advanced CSS concepts and techniques.
  • css_basic: Includes code related to basic CSS styling.
  • flexbox: Contains projects and exercises focused on using Flexbox for responsive layouts.
  • html_advanced: Contains code related to advanced HTML topics.
  • html_basic: Includes code related to basic HTML structures.

CSS Advanced

The css_advanced folder contains more complex CSS projects, where I explored advanced styling techniques. The code is well-documented for easy understanding.

CSS Basic

In the css_basic folder, you'll find projects and exercises that cover foundational CSS concepts.

Flexbox

The flexbox folder showcases my work on a project where I utilized Flexbox to create flexible and responsive layouts for web pages.

HTML Advanced

Inside the html_advanced folder, I worked on projects that involve advanced HTML structures, and other related topics.

HTML Basic

The html_basic folder contains projects and exercises that cover the fundamentals of HTML, and basic page structure.

Usage

Feel free to explore the code in each folder to see my progress and growth in HTML, CSS, and Flexbox. If you find something interesting or have any suggestions for improvement, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request. Your feedback is valuable to me!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use the code for your learning purposes or reference it in your projects. However, remember to attribute the work to the original author (me) when appropriate.