gokwori/my-resume

my-resume

my-resume's Issues

Build Contact Form Page

Create Education Section

Create Skills Section

Create Nav Bar

Build Project Portfolio Page

Detail Work Experience

Build Header & Footer for Portfolio Page

Create html files for Resume pages

Build main section layout for contact page

Create About Me Section

Build Experience Page

Draft Professional Summary

Test Website on Different Devices

Responsiveness Testing

Set Up Kanban Board

Style Experience Page

Select Colour Palettes

List Certifications and Courses

Lighthouse Assessment Testing

Build main section layout for project page

Set-up Links for html to Bootstrap and Font Awesome CDN links

Build Home Page

Create README for Resume webpage

Build header & Footer for Experience page

Build header & Footer for Contact Form Page

Optimize Performance

Build main section layout for home page

Create main body - welcome page

Design Wireframes - Web Layout

Create detailed wireframes for the web layout of the GitHub resume project. This phase is crucial for visualizing the structure and flow of the website before any coding begins. Wireframes should provide a clear blueprint of the site’s architecture, including the placement of key elements such as navigation, content sections, project showcases, and contact forms.

Tasks:

• Identify Key Sections: Determine the main sections that will be included in the website, such as Home, About Me, Work Experience, Projects, Skills, Education, and Contact.
• Sketch Layout Ideas: Start with rough sketches to explore different layout options. Focus on the user experience and how visitors will interact with the content.
• Develop Detailed Wireframes: Using a wireframing tool, create detailed wireframes for each page. This should include layout for headers, footers, content blocks, and any interactive elements like buttons and links.
• Mobile Responsiveness: Ensure that wireframes account for mobile responsiveness. Design both desktop and mobile versions to ensure the site is accessible across different devices.
• Incorporate User Flow: Map out the user flow from one section to another, ensuring a logical and intuitive navigation structure. Consider how users will access information and what actions you want them to take.

Develop Project Pages

Create Additional Features (Downloadable PDF)

Create Footer Section

Outline Education

Select background images

Create repo for Resume Project

The initial step in launching the GitHub resume project involves setting up a dedicated repository. This repository will serve as the central hub for all project-related materials, including code, documentation, wireframes, and any additional resources. Establishing this repository is crucial for organizing the project's components and facilitating version control and collaboration.

Tasks:

• Initialize New Repository: Use GitHub to create a new repository. Choose a clear and descriptive name that reflects the purpose of the project, such as yourusername-resume.
• Configure Repository Settings: Adjust the repository settings for public or private visibility, depending on whether you want to share your progress publicly or keep it accessible only to selected viewers.
• Add a README.md File: Create an initial README.md file to introduce and summarize the project. This should include an overview of the project's goals, structure, and how contributors can get involved (if applicable).
• Set Up .gitignore File: Add a .gitignore file to exclude files and directories that should not be tracked by Git from the project (e.g., system files, dependencies, build files).
• Choose a License: Select an appropriate open-source license for your project and include it in your repository. This step is essential for clarifying how others can use, modify, and contribute to your project.
• Initial Commit: Make your first commit to the repository, including the README.md, .gitignore, and LICENSE files. This establishes the initial structure of the project on GitHub.
• Outline Project Structure: Create a basic directory structure to organize your project files. This might include folders for documentation, source code, and assets.

Highlight Awards and Honors

Create CSS file

Create Home page JavaScript file

Validate HTML/CSS

Style Contact Page

Compile Technical Skills

Style Portfolio Page

Create Header Section

Describe Projects

Browser Compatibility Testing

Style Home Page

Build main section layout for experience page

Write Website Content

Select Google fonts

Feature Testing