Use the normal GitHub workflow to add your files to this repo
On research day:
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Add a new folder to this repo with the appropriate name:
week-1,week-2, etc. -
Add your markdown file and update the README.md with a link.
Do not merge a pull request if the README.md is not updated accordingly 😉
Command line and Git & GitHub:
Name your file sensibly, and you won't have to alter the README.md.
Accessibility and CSS:
Replace each "link-to-published-site" and "link-to-commit" with:
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Chosen website - the hosted version of the website you have chosen to work on
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Before - the github repo for this website as it was on the commit before changes were made
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After - the github repo as it was on the commit after changes were made
Note: Check below if you're not sure how to link to a particular commit in your history.
You may not need to alter the README.md, but make sure you udpate the link if necessary.
Follow the structure used for week 2 in the readme
Add the bullet points from the relevant research-afternoon.md in the master-reference repo
Add a link to your markdown file
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Go to your repo in GitHub (the master branch)
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Go to your commit history
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Find the commit you want to link to, and click on the
< >icon to "browse the repository at this point in the history"
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Copy the url
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Paste this link into this repo's README.md
