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You are to build your own portfolio website. A portfolio website shares more about you and your work to potential employers or college professors. Most people who go into software development have some type of website to showcase to their future employers. This is also a chance for you to showcase projects you worked on throughout this and last semester. The design is completely up to you, but you are needing the incorporate the information below:

These are general minimum requirements. You should go above and beyond so you can reuse this later for future employers.

  • Home page and at least 2 content pages (3 pages total)
  • CSS
    • A single external CSS file controlling styles across the site
    • At least one in-line styling
    • At least one embedded styling
  • Consistent "look and feel" throughout the site (logo, color scheme, layout, navigation)
  • Consistent navigation throughout the site
  • Use at least three images in addition to a logo (images should have alternate text)
  • Include at least three external links
  • At least one HTML list (ul, ol, or dl) element
  • At least one HTML table element
  • At least one HTML form element w/script for processing form data
  • Use of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) principles
  • Mobile friendly and/or fluid layout for different screen sizes (only full screen and mobile req)
  • HTML and CSS passes validation test at W3Schools
  • Some type of Bootstrap content – yes, Bander knows you did not cover this during class, but as a developer, going above and beyond will help you stand out amongst the rest. Do a little research.
  • Bonus: Incorporate JavaScript in some form or manner. The more JS, the more points.

Content to be included

  • At least 1 program you developed embedded on the site (Look at Trinket or Repl.it)
  • A link to a GitHub repo that hosts a couple of projects you created throughout this year. This repo needs to be different than your notes repo. Bander will be looking for organization with this repo.
  • One link that takes you to the SICTC website
  • Bio about yourself - a paragraph or two about you. Things you could talk about: coding background, current job, college plans, program you want to build, hobbies, etc. Go Googling
  • Section pertaining to plans for the future: Education, Career, Retirement, etc
  • The rest of the content is up to you. What do you want future employers to know about you.
  • You will need to host the website on Git Pages
  • Submit to me the link to the Git Pages and screenshots of your files passing the validators in requirement xii
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