/static-comp

https://frontend.turing.edu/projects/module-1/m1-static-comp

Primary LanguageHTML

Static Comp

This is a static comp challenge to get students "working that HTML/CSS muscle", where we were required to recreate a webpage based off of the provided static comp. The objective wass to build something that respects the integrity of the original design.

Motivation and rubric

This project was completed as a project at Turing School of Software & Design during Module 2.

The rubric is linked here.

Reflections

Two challenges were focusing on mobile layout and responsive design. They are very important, so this was a great learning experince.

A big success was finishing most of the project three days before its due date. CSS and HTML are fun!

Languages

Written in HTML & CSS

Technology used

Built with Visual Studio Code

Code stored on GitHub

Project board on GitHub

Access and use website

Enter the following URL in your internet browser: https://hayleyw7.github.io/static-comp/

When the site loads, a user will see a navigation bar at the top of the page, and below that are two rows of four user information cards.

Since this is a static HTML and CSS practice assignment, nothing is clickable.

GIF

Static Comp GIF

Future additions

  • The user will be able to use and navigate the website via JavaScript.

  • Actual information will be plugged into the hardcoded text placeholders.

Contributors

Project completed by Hayley Witherell

Project designed by instructors at Turing School of Art & Design