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Fall 2019 Foundations of Web Design and Development — Assignment 1 (Git, GitHub, and Intro HTML)

  • Do not edit this file.
  • Do not start this project until you have read these instructions carefully.

Introduction

Using a simple HTML project, this assignment is designed to solidify your knowledge of the basic concepts of revision control using Git.

Before You Begin

  1. Log in to GitHub.
  2. Fork this repo(sitory). See this video on how to carry out this step and step 3.
  3. Clone your fork, using either the web site or the GitHub Desktop client.
  4. Checkout your personalized branch, the one with your name and GitHub user handle.

Pre-Flight Rules

This assignment requires that you work with text files — the kind that are uploaded to web servers. Therefore, you should observe best practices:

  • Use lower-case, combined with kebab-case, to name files and folders (✅ do-this-for-files.html or ✅ do-this-for-folders).
  • No spaces in folder or file names (🚫 not this).
  • No camel case (🚫 notThis); and, no snake case (🚫 not_this).

The Rules

Note: The first 10 rules below do not pertain to the current repository.

  1. Create a folder anywhere in your computer’s file system called outlining-algorithm.
  2. Add an empty text file called index.html to the outlining-algorithm folder.
  3. Convert the outlining-algorithm folder into a repo, which will create an initial branch called master in which to work.
  4. Publish the repo to GitHub.
  5. Load index.html into Atom.
  6. Use Emmett’s bang shortcut to have it write starter HTML code into the index.html file. Save it then commit and push the change.
  7. Create a new branch called name-adding, then publish the branch. (Ensure you’re now working in the name-adding branch.)
  8. Add your first and last names to the title element, then commit and push the change.
  9. Merge name-adding into master, then push. (Ensure you’re now working in the master branch.)
  10. Using HTML’s outlining algorithm, list the following content in your outlining-algorithm document, replacing each item below with your own information. Commit and push as needed.
Name
   Work (if applicable)
   School
      Major, or list undecided
         Name of last class taken in major
      Minor (if applicable)
         Name of last class taken in major
   Hobbies
      Hobby 1
      Hobby 2
  1. Come back to this repo, check out your personalized branch, then open links-to-student-repos.md in Atom.
  2. Look for your name, then replace URL HERE with a link to your outlining-algorithm repo. Commit the change and push it.
  3. Follow the Submission directions below to submit your assignment.

Due Date

Wednesday, 25 September 2019, at 9:00 AM. 🚫 No late work will be accepted.

Submission

Issue a pull request back into the original repo, the one from which your forked was created, before the deadline. Look at these videos for help on how to do so.

Note: This assignment may only be submitted via GitHub. 🚫 No other form of submission will be accepted.

Grading

Item Points
Kebab case used for names of files and folders 10
At least the amount of commits mentioned in these instructions 10
Branches present 20
name-adding branch merged into master 20
Outlining algorithm is logical 20
HTML syntax valid 20

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