Web Dev Boot Camp Week 5

     Welcome to my 5th week of working on the Full-Stack Web Dev boot camp! The progress made this week has taken several hours but I am nothing short of happy for the work done so far with my website. Everything is really coming together, and I have finally gotten it published with the help of github.com! 

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            Right here we can see that I've included some more content sections on my webpage; but there is not a table included under work experience.

        The syntax or otherwise known as the written code for this was a unique taught experience. Dr. Angela Yu had explained that we physically type the word  "<table> </table?" into our code and set up rows and columns pertaining to each labeled category. Along with this I had learned how to get a functional form that takes user input for contacting me! 

        The snippet above shows me using my own school email and first name as the input on the form and a short little message box that can expand if you drag the bottom right corner of the box next to the word "submit". What I found interesting about learning this new concept is that HTML as a language already knows how to logically operate with the syntax known as "<input>". All we have to do is put in a key word in the English language inside the syntax <input>, like "emailto:", "name", "email". 

        Here is a full display of how the form incorporates input from the website and access my own email. Pretty cool design but the ugly part is the operation requires some coding from CSS for the operational side to work successfully on the email part so this will be worked on later in the course. 






         Github.com is how I was shown to upload my website and publish my local files from my Macbook Air's hard drive to the internet. This here shows the JPG image I uploaded for my headshot phot and the other files that were created under the folder. Below will be my attached link to the site :). 


        https://jspeck2320.github.io/cv/


        More is to come with the website but I hope you enjoy for now as this will be finished and more      professional soon! 






   


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  1. EricaMarch 12, 2022 at 10:21 AM

    Congratulations on your hard work!! It is coming together nicely!

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