For your unit 2 assessment you are required to create a website portfolio in HTML and CSS. As you progress throughout the course you are expected to continue adding and refining your portfolio, however by the due date of this assessment you must have what is stated in the criteria pushed to your portfolio GitHub ready to be marked.
The minimum information that we expect you to include in your portfolio is the following:
- Your name
- Image of yourself or your avatar
- List of all your current and upcoming projects (you can see a list of all the projects you'll be creating throughout this course)
- A timeline of your experience (working history, education, any other experience)
You are free to add more content and style it anyway you want. Below is some examples of portfolios of software developers, use them for inspiration.
- Create
index.html
containing:- Meta
<title>
<link>
including a favicon
<h1>
with your name<section>
containing a brief description of yourself, with the class nameabout-me
<img>
containing an image of yourself or your avatar, with the class nameprofile-img
<ul>
containing all of your current and upcoming projects, with the class nameprojects
<footer>
containing a<ul>
with the class namesocial-media
, listing all your public social media accounts (including GitHub). If you don't want to share your own social media accounts feel free to use the Black Codher accounts.
- Meta
- Create external stylesheet at
styles/main.css
- Must be linked from
index.html
- Import at least one font
- Must be linked from
- Deployed to Netlify and your site's status badge added to this file (
README.md
)
You must push all the code to this repository. It's advisable to work on your code using pull requests so you can monitor your test results and only push when you're ready to submit.
- JavaScript group project
- React project
- Node project
- MongoDB project
- Personal project