- first fork, then clone to your local machine
- start completing the requirements given below.
- Make sure to add the deployed project link to your README.md when making the last PR.
Could you create a simple HTML portfolio page that showcases your skills and projects? Your portfolio should be well-structured, easy to navigate, and visually appealing. Below are the five sections you must include in your portfolio and the requirements for each section.
- Create a header with your name and a brief introduction.
- Use HTML formatting tags to emphasize important parts of your introduction.
- Include a paragraph that describes who you are, your interests, and your career goals.
- Use an unordered list to showcase your technical skills (e.g., HTML, CSS, JavaScript).
- Use an ordered list to display your areas of expertise or the steps you follow in a project lifecycle.
- Highlight specific skills using bold or italic formatting.
- Provide links to at least three of your projects or repositories.
- Each project link should be accompanied by a brief description.
- Include an image or a screenshot of each project.
- Use proper alt text for each image to describe the project.
- Create a table that lists your educational background and work experience.
- The table should have Institution/Company, Degree/Position, and Duration columns.
- Use table headers to label each column.
- Ensure the table is properly formatted and easy to read.
- Create a simple contact form where visitors can reach out to you.
- The form should include fields for Name, Email, Subject, and Message.
- Include labels for each form field for clarity.
- Add a submit button to the form.
- Deploy your webpage to GitHub and share the link by creating a pull request.
- Ensure your HTML page is properly structured with appropriate use of
<head>,<body>,<header>,<main>, and<footer>tags. - Use semantic HTML tags to improve the accessibility and readability of your code.
- Validate your HTML to ensure there are no errors or warnings.
Create a Pull-request. Remember to add your deployed website link to README.md when making the PR.
- Use advanced form elements for your webpage.
- send submitted form data to your email using formspree.io
- Add Google map in the contact section
- Add a progress bar, and meter to your webpage
Create a Pull-request. Remember to add your deployed website link to README.md when making the PR.
Create a Pull-request. Remember to add your deployed website link to README.md when making the PR.