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Fully responsive website to showcase 3 distinct web technology projects. I used semantic HTML elements, readable CSS3 and Flexbox Grid System. For a more organized and easier to follow HTML and CSS3 code, I integrated BEM methodology.

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Personal Portfolio

This project is a layout replica of a mockup provided by Udacity. Its a responsive website using FLEXBOX. It was designed mobile first and working up to a desktop screen resolution. It's a simple website with my name, title, personal quote, and links to some of the projects I have completed throughout a couple of courses I have taken at Udacity.

Project Specification

The following criterias were required for this project:

  • Design

  • Responsiveness

  • Seoaration of Concerns

  • Code Quality

    A more detail breakdowm for each criteria with its specifications can be found here.

Media Queries

This website has three breakpoints; 400px, 600px, and 800px.. They can be found in css/media_queries.css.

Google Fonts

Two google fonts are used for the website. Catarell and Fjalla One. They were not @IMPORT but linked by placing link provided by google fonts between <head>...</head> like so:

<head>
   <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Cantarell:400,700|Fjalla+One" rel="stylesheet">
</head>

BEM - Block, Element, Modifier

I used the BEM methodology for a more organized code and easier to follow. BEM its a popular naming convention for classes in HTML and CSS. Developed by the team at Yandex.

To learn more about BEM click here.

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Fully responsive website to showcase 3 distinct web technology projects. I used semantic HTML elements, readable CSS3 and Flexbox Grid System. For a more organized and easier to follow HTML and CSS3 code, I integrated BEM methodology.

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