This website is my first project. I wanted a place to be able to share, document, and teach other people my things I'm learning. I coded this website in html and css only, I didn't want to have something too complex as I will be adding things. this is only a front-end site, since I'm only going to be sharing what I learn, I don't want to setup an account system or anything that would require a back-end system.
I learned enough HTML and CSS to make this basic website with basic styling such as putting text in the middle of the screen, adding bulletpoints, redirecting text, and even colors!
My vision for this website was something to get me more introduced into web coding, a platform I can post more indepth writing of my projects, and something I can give to people that ask about my experience/qualifications. For now, the website is empty and simple, but I plan to fill it with my personal projects, industry certifications when I get them, and make this into my portfolio.
This project took me about a week to code, I used vscode as my IDE because it's the same one I use for python scripts. I started with my main goals, I wanted to share what I learn but more personally than a Youtube channel. I have a Youtube channel set up for my future projects because I've always found videos to be a good learning format, this website isn't meant to replace it, but to add to it.
After I had this idea, I got to work, I already knew the basic syntax of HTML from a coding class I took in High school. The most difficult part for me was using CSS, as my class only showed me Scratch, Python, and HTML boilerplate code along with headers, titles, and paragraphs. But I managed to learn from freecodecamp on youtube, along with some answers about calling css files from stackoverflow.
All the code from the website is hosted on Github and is public, anyone that wants to read it can go there.