This project is part of my Web Development (WDD 130) learning journey. It demonstrates how I applied HTML5 and CSS3 concepts to design and style a personal webpage that introduces myself and my background.
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πΉ HTML (Structure & Content)
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Built a semantic webpage using header, main, aside, footer, and nav.
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Created a navigation bar with links to:
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Homepage
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Rafting Website (placeholder link)
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LinkedIn profile
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Facebook page
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Added a profile section with an image and a short bio highlighting my skills in Virtual Assistance and Data Analytics.
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Used an unordered list (ul) to link to external resources (temple details).
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Added an aside section with a brief introduction to Nigeria, styled with its own background and image.
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πΉ CSS (Styling & Layout)
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Applied a universal reset with { margin: 0; padding: 0; box-sizing: border-box; }.
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Designed a flexible navigation bar with
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This project helped me practice:
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Structuring a webpage with semantic HTML5 tags.
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Designing layouts using CSS Grid and Flexbox concepts.
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Working with images, links, and lists effectively.
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Understanding the separation between content (HTML) and presentation (CSS).
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Making a webpage look more professional with consistent styling.
This project is another milestone in my web development journey. By completing it, Iβve:
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Strengthened my understanding of page structure and navigation.
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Gained confidence in applying CSS selectors and layouts.
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Practiced combining personal branding (bio, profile picture, country intro) with web development skills.
I look forward to expanding this into multi-page projects and adding JavaScript interactivity in future learning stages.
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David Adepegba