NeuroGen is a blog that provides the user with brain enhancement tools and information about neuroscience and nootropics. With the current advances in neuroscience and science in general, the concept of self-optimization is becoming more accessible to everyday people. The purpose of NeuroGen is to bridge the gap that exists between the lab and the home, providing easy-to-digest biohacking knowledge to the public.
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Contains a header consisting of a logo and a navbar which is visible on all pages and all screen sizes.
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Consists of the latest articles section which contains the three latest articles.
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Contains a subscription form.
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Contains a footer consisting of a slogan, a subscription form and social media links. The footer is visible on all pages and all screen sizes with certain footer elements hidden on smaller screens.
- Consists of the three boxes which contains the three main features that the company offers resources for.
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Contains a contact form consisting of two inputs: Email and Message.
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Contains a subscription form.
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Header Logo: Exists on every page.
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Header Navbar: Exists on every page. The navbar is identical on all the site's pages with clear color contrast for ease of navigation.
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Footer & Social Icons: Exists on every page.
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Hero Video Background: Exists on Home and Contact. The video has been chosen according to the theme of biohacking and science.
- An user will be able to store their favorite items, bookmark articles and make their own customized book-collection.
This project was deployed to GitHub Pages.
You can view the deployed version here: https://sirak-k.github.io/my-project-1/
To clone the NeuroGen project to your local machine, follow these steps:
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Open your terminal or command prompt.
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Navigate to the directory where you want to clone the project.
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Run the following command: git clone https://github.com/Sirak-K/my-project-1.git
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Wait for the cloning process to complete.
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Once the process is complete, navigate to the project directory using the cd command: cd my-project-1
That's it! You now have a local copy of the NeuroGen project on your machine.
For more information on using Git and GitHub, please see the official Git documentation and GitHub Help.
- Blog Post 1: Noopept, Wikipedia.com
- Blog Post 2: Elliot Angelier, Unsplash
- Blog Post 3: Anshu A, Unsplash
- Box Image #1: Danilo Alves, Unsplash.com
- Box Image #2: "Games", page author
- Box Image #3: Suzy Hazelwood, Pexels.com
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- ChatGPT