A webpage that will eventually act as the landing page for Emme Buentiempo's programming portfolio, August 7, 2020
This portfolio was created as an Epicodus assignment, with the intent to have it serve a long term function for the creator as a landing page for their programming portfolio. For the time being this README will serve as a checklist to demonstrate the satisfaction of all project requirements and objectives.
Project requirements:
- Create a portfolio webpage using HTML and CSS, which will later act as the landing page for your programming portfolio. [Complete]
- Do not use a template to create your initial HTML and Bootstrap. [Complete]
- Begin your work with an empty page and an initial empty commit. [Complete]
- Your CSS stylesheet must be named styles.css and reside in a css directory. [Complete]
- Your HTML file page must be called index.html. [Complete]
- Project includes the following:
- Your name. [Complete]
- An image of you, or something that represents you. [Complete]
- A list of projects you have created with active links to their GitHub pages sites or GitHub repositories. [Complete]
- For each, include a brief description of the project and what languages it uses. [Complete]
- An “About Me” section. [Complete]
- Your background (education, job experience, or why did you decide to take a class on programming, etc). [Complete]
- Your current interests, hobbies, and skills. [Complete]
- A gh-pages branch so that your site may be viewed on GitHub Pages at your-username.github.io/portfolio. [Complete]
- Include a README in your GitHub repository! [Complete]
Project Objectives:
- The following HTML tags are all used: p, h, ul, ol, li, em, strong, a, img, div, and span. [Complete]
- Project includes a custom-made stylesheet that uses typography styles, cascading, the box model, and floats. [Complete]
- Code is clean, well-refactored, and easy-to-read. This includes correct indendation, spacing, and including only necessary comments and debugging tools. [Complete]
- Commits are made regularly with clear messages that finish the phrase "It will…" [Complete]
- The project repo contains a README that includes:
- author name [Complete]
- project or program name [Complete]
- description of program [Complete]
- program setup instructions [Complete]
- link to site on GitHub Pages [Complete]
- copyright and license information [Complete]
- Site is successfully deployed to GitHub pages. [Complete]
- Project is in a polished, portfolio-quality state. [Complete]
- Required content was in place by the Friday deadline. [Complete]
- Project demonstrates an understanding of this week's concepts. If prompted, you can discuss your code with an instructor using the correct terminology. [Complete]
There are many ways to setup/install this; here's one thats relatively accessible and free:
- Fork this repository on Github, then clone it
- Create a new branch called gh-pages
- you can do so with the following terminal command while in the project directory:
$ git branch gh-pages
- Push the new branch to Github
- you can do so with the following terminal command while in the project directory:
$ git checkout gh-pages
$ git push origin gh-pages
- Now the site should be available for viewing at your-github-username.github.io/portfolio.
- (your-github-username is just a placeholder, please replace it with your github username)
Please do not hesitate to contact me at emmettbuentiempo@gmail.com should you have any questions regarding this project
- HTML
- CSS
- Bootstrap
Copyright (c) 2020 Emme Buentiempo This software is licensed under the MIT license.