• MDN: Arrow functions

• MDN: Keydown event

• Chrome DevTools

Your project is to build a website showcasing your application. Your website should:

• Tell us about you

• Talk about why you'd like to move into a career as a web developer

• Showcase what you've learnt so far

We welcome creativity within your implementation, this is your opportunity to show off with a website about you!

Requirements

Your website must meet the following criteria:

• All code is written by you

• No external libraries (e.g. no Bootstrap, React or GitHub Pages themes, but external fonts/icons are fine)

• Tells us about who you are

• Tells us about why you are applying for the programme

• Shows your progress through the application projects (e.g. links to your deployed projects)

• Hosted on GitHub Pages

• Links back to the GitHub repository that contains the code for your site

To demonstrate your learning your site must have at least one example of each of these:

• Semantic HTML5 elements

• CSS grid or flexbox layout (or both)

• DOM event listeners for user interaction (e.g. click, keydown)

• DOM updates in response to user interaction (e.g. showing/hiding an element, changing text or styles)

• Follow a logical approach to solving problems (e.g. writing pseudocode)

• Work through clear steps to resolve errors and debug code

• Write documentation of a completed project in the form of a README