HTML/CSS Capstone Project
This project is part of the Microverse CSS3 and HTML curriculum!
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About The Project
This project is a Capstone Project. Capstone projects are solo projects at the end of the each of the Microverse Main Technical Curriculum modules.
Here are the objectives for this project:
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Build 3 pages as the minimum requirements
- the main page (search page), with a link to the results page
- the search results page, with a list of schools each with a link to the detail school page
- the detail school page
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Each of these pages have versions for 3 different screen sizes
- mobile: up to 768px
- tablet: up to 1024px
- desktop: from 1024px
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It has been followed the guidelines of the given design, including
- colors (they are not explicitly in the design, but you can pick them from the design page)
- colors (they are not explicitly in the design, but you can pick them from the design page)
- layout: composition and space between elements, for the 3 given screen sizes
Built With
This project was built using these technologies.
- HTML
- CSS3
- LESS (CSS)
- BootStrap
- Stickler
- Atom
Usage
If you want to use it locally download or clone the repo with the following command on a linux terminal:
git clone https://github.com/rammazzoti2000/HTML-CSS-capstone-project.git
cd to the projects directory and open the index.html in your browser
Live project demo and Walkthrough Video
Automated Test
There are no Automated Test for this project yet
Potential future features
- Make it a full stack application using back-end technologies, mainly RubyOnRails
- Improve the front-end
Contact
👤 Alexandru Bangau - twitter: @alex_maxinova - github: @ramamzzoti2000 - gmail: bangau.alexandru@gmail.com
🤝 Contributing
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check the issues page.
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Credit
Original site design by Mathew Njuguna and others on Behance
Acknowledgements
📝 License
This project is MIT licensed.