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Front-End-Developer - Level 1<br />

HTML and CSS code review<br />

Your project: About Me page<br />

Tell your instructor a bit more about yourself! Create a webpage using HTML and CSS to<br />

display who you are. You should have the following sections on your page:<br />

Your name<br />

An image of you or something that represents who you are<br />

A list of your top 3 websites with active links to them<br />

use CSS to make the links look like links<br />

Your background (education, job experience, or why did you decide to take a class on<br />

programming, etc)<br />

Your current hobbies/skills<br />

use bullet points for these<br />

Important: Use CSS to style each HTML selector differently. For example, tags could<br />

be italic or red or underlined. Get creative!<br />

Don't forget your Git commits and README!<br />

When you have reviewed your code for all of the objectives, submit a link to your GitHub<br />

repository under the the HTML and CSS Code Review on Epicenter.<br />

Below are the objectives the instructor will use to review your code.<br />

This Week's Code Review Objectives<br />

Use of all of the HTML tags you have learned so far:<br />

p, h, ul, ol, li, em, strong, a, img<br />

A custom made stylesheet that uses at least 2 HTML selectors, properties and values<br />

Commits made regularly with clear messages that finish the phrase "It will…"<br />

A project README that includes:<br />

author name<br />

program name<br />

description<br />

setup instructions<br />

link to site on GitHub Pages<br />

copyright and license information<br />

HTML and CSS code review<br />

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