mattbruton / NSS-FrontEnd-StaticWeb-Blog

NSS Evening Cohort 3 - Static Web - Blog

HTML Exercise - Blog

This is an introductory NSS Evening Cohort 3 exercise that focuses on semantic HTML.

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• Viewing/Downloading Project
  • To View Hosted Project
  • Installation
  • To Run
• Specifications and Project Information
  • [Languages] (#languages)
  • [Tools] (#tools)
  • [Specifications] (#specifications)

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Viewing/Downloading Project

To View Hosted Project

HTML Exercise - Blog

Installation

Clone the repository from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/mattbruton/NSS-FrontEnd-StaticWeb-Blog.git

Navigate to the project from the directory it was cloned into:

cd NSS-FrontEnd-StaticWeb-Blog/

To Run

If you need a command line http server, to install http-server globally:

npm install http-server -g

Then:

http-server or http-server -p XXXX (the X's represent the port of your choice)

You should now be able to open your browser and type localhost:8080 to view the project.

Specs and Project Information

Languages

1. HTML
2. CSS

Tools

1. Git
2. Atom
3. NPM http-server

Specifications

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Build a basic blog page that has 5 articles and any random topics you want to talk about. The text can be anything, even placeholder text ( look at this lorem ipsum text generator for an example of the official unofficial gibberish of web developers everywhere ).

1. There should be a page header containing the blog's title.
2. There should be a page footer containing the copyright notice. View pretty much any web site to see an example.
3. Each article has a header containing a title.
4. Each article has a footer containing the author and publication date.
5. Each article has at least one section.

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