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In this project, you will make a series of webpages that utilizes the technologies learned in the first few weeks of the course. Note: this assignment contains a basic test to test the validity of your HTML5 and CSS. Every time you push your code to GitLab, the HTML5 and CSS checkers will run. You can see the results of this test in the Pipelines section of your project. Note that just because the test passes does not mean your assignment is correct. It just means that what you have submitted is valid HTML5 and CSS. Please do not modify the .gitlab-ci.yml file that is a part of the repository. Begin by cloning the personal- homepage project from GitLab. Note: Do not use bootstrap for this assignment. You will utilize bootstrap in part Personal Homepage: Homepage The first page you will create for this project is the homepage. This homepage will provide an introduction to you. You are free to make the the site covering your professional self (professional biography, career interests, resume, etc.), personal self (personal biography, hobbies, friends, etc.), or mix of the two. The other assignments will cover your interests, so you do not need to cover them here, aside from finding a spot that will eventually link to them. Requirements Your homepage must include the following content (but may include additional content of your choosing): A biographic paragraph about you, professional or personal Samples of your work or achievements (downloads of papers, links to presentations, video game high scores, etc.) A testimonial/reference, real or fictional A list of your interests, professional or personal; these will become links in your next assignment Links to your other homes on the web (linkedin, twitter, etc. -- these can be fake links) Multiple images that correlate with the rest of your content Your homepage must include the following HTML elements (but may include others): Headers Horizontal Rules Emphasis Tags Lists (bulleted or numbered) Links Images In this project, you will make a series of webpages that utilizes the technologies learned in the first few weeks of the course. Note: this assignment contains a basic test to test the validity of your HTML5 and CSS. Every time you push your code to GitLab, the HTML5 and CSS checkers will run. You can see the results of this test in the Pipelines section of your project. Note that just because the test passes does not mean your assignment is correct. It just means that what you have submitted is valid HTML5 and CSS. Please do not modify the .gitlab-ci.yml file that is a part of the repository. In this project, you will make a series of webpages that utilizes the technologies learned in the first few weeks of the course. Note: this assignment contains a basic test to test the validity of your HTML5 and CSS. Every time you push your code to GitLab, the HTML5 and CSS checkers will run. You can see the results of this test in the Pipelines section of your project. Note that just because the test passes does not mean your assignment is correct. It just means that what you have submitted is valid HTML5 and CSS. Please do not modify the .gitlab-ci.yml file that is a part of the repository. Begin by cloning the personal- homepage project from GitLab. Note: Do not use bootstrap for this assignment. You will utilize bootstrap in part Personal Homepage: Homepage The first page you will create for this project is the homepage. This homepage will provide an introduction to you. You are free to make the the site covering your professional self (professional biography, career interests, resume, etc.), personal self (personal biography, hobbies, friends, etc.), or mix of the two. The other assignments will cover your interests, so you do not need to cover them here, aside from finding a spot that will eventually link to them. Requirements Your homepage must include the following content (but may include additional content of your choosing): A biographic paragraph about you, professional or personal Samples of your work or achievements (downloads of papers, links to presentations, video game high scores, etc.) A testimonial/reference, real or fictional A list of your interests, professional or personal; these will become links in your next assignment Links to your other homes on the web (linkedin, twitter, etc. -- these can be fake links) Multiple images that correlate with the rest of your content Your homepage must include the following HTML elements (but may include others): Headers Horizontal Rules Emphasis Tags Lists (bulleted or numbered) Links Images In this project, you will make a series of webpages that utilizes the technologies learned in the first few weeks of the course. Note: this assignment contains a basic test to test the validity of your HTML5 and CSS. Every time you push your code to GitLab, the HTML5 and CSS checkers will run. You can see the results of this test in the Pipelines section of your project. Note that just because the test passes does not mean your assignment is correct. It just means that what you have submitted is valid HTML5 and CSS. Please do not modify the .gitlab-ci.yml file that is a part of the repository