Certainly, here's the text explaining a project where I had to create a front-end homepage during my time at Web Force 3 school:
"During my training at Web Force 3 school, I had the exciting opportunity to work on a project involving the creation of a front-end homepage. This project aimed to develop my skills in web design, integration, and front-end development.
I approached this task with enthusiasm, putting into practice the knowledge gained in my course. I used languages such as HTML for structure, CSS for layout.
- Designing this homepage allowed me to understand the importance of user experience and usability. I ensured the interface was intuitive, visually appealing, and provided smooth navigation for users.
- Working on this project allowed me to solidify my web development skills and overcome challenges related to element alignment, performance optimization, and cross-platform compatibility.
- I also paid close attention to the responsiveness of the page, ensuring a consistent and quality user experience across different devices, be it desktop computers, tablets, or smartphones.
- This project provided an excellent opportunity for me to apply theoretical knowledge and develop practical skills in front-end development. It strengthened my passion for web creation and reinforced my determination to continue evolving in this ever-changing field."
- Feel free to modify this text based on the specific details of your project and the skills you gained during your experience at Web Force 3 school.
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Clone the project to your machine.
git clone git@github.com:gabriellbbrr/Travel_Site.git
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Open the folder in a IDE.
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Run the site.
The link to the Github repository
