Now we know enough to make a personal webpage, which is going to be the front page of your portfolio. Yes, if you are going to work online you need a portfolio showing off your work. Right now, we\u2019re only going to do the HTML. We\u2019ll make it pretty when we do the CSS.<\/p>\n
To recap, you know enough HTML, to put in a title, headings, paragraphs, lists, links and images. It will be in black and white, but that\u2019s fine, again, we\u2019ll fix that later.<\/p>\n
You\u2019ll want your name, a short bio related to your online business, contact information, a list of other things you\u2019ve worked, with links to the ones that are online. This is something you\u2019ll update every time you finish a project.<\/p>\n
Once you get that done, contact me, and we\u2019ll figure out a way for me to review it for you. If you have set up the domain, you might even put that there, but I\u2019ll be talking about other places to host and how to do that later. So far now, you can keep it on your website.<\/p>\n
Also, we\u2019re not done learning HTML, it\u2019s that the next lessons probably won\u2019t apply to your website. <\/p>\n
A BIG THING! Don\u2019t put your email address in the website. I\u201dll show you a trick in the new few lessons so you don\u2019t have to have your email address exposed.<\/p>\n
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By the way, one of the reasons I\u2019m putting the guide online here, is that I\u2019m volunteering to help people self-teach when it comes to coding. As I learn how to make some money on this (I hope), I\u2019ll share what I learned.<\/p>\n
The other reason is for my own accountability. I\u2019ve found if I keep an online journal on a project, I\u201dm better organized and I actually get it done.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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