🎯 Objective

Build a Personal Portfolio Webpage following the user requirements.

📜 User Requirements

• The portfolio should have a welcome section with an id welcome-section.
• The welcome section should have an h1 element that contains text.
• The portfolio should have a projects section with an id projects.
• The projects section should contain at least one element with a class project-tile to hold a project.
• The projects section should contain at least one link to a project.
• The portfolio should have a navbar with an id navbar.
• The navbar should contain at least one link to click to navigate to different sections of the page.
• The portfolio should have a link with an id profile-link, which opens my GitHub or FCC profile in a new tab.
• The portfolio should have at least one media query.
• The height of the welcome section should be equal to the height of the viewport.
• The navbar should always be at the top of the viewport.

🛠 Tools That Can Be Used

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• Bootstrap or SASS
• jQuery, React, Angular, or Vue

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FCC-Personal-Portfolio-Webpage

📔 Commits Guidelines

• Using as reference Conventional Commits
• Every commit should have a sign with the contributor's GPG key
• The basic structure should be [{ type in uppercase }] { description using imperative writing style or writing as a if it were a command }", for example:
  • [UPDATE] header component with a new one more darker
• For the types we have:
  • [UPDATE] : when we need to add a new feature, tests or change a property.
  • [FIX] : to implement the code necessary to fix a problem.
  • [DELETE] : when a file is going to be deleted and not replaced.
  • [BREAKING CHANGE] or ! : to implement changes that are going to affect the integration with other services, for example:
    • [UPDATE]! API version to v2 for new endpoints

🤝 How to Contribute

1. Create a new branch using as base the dev branch.
2. Do the necessary improvements and make a commit: git commit -S -am "{commit message}" or use git add . and then git commit -S -m "{commit message}".
3. Upload changes to the repository: git push origin <branch name>.
4. Create a pull request to the dev branch.
5. Wait for the code review and the merge.
6. Now your changes are in the dev environment.
7. After a review your changes are going to be merged to the master branch.
8. For certain contributors there are exeptions to these steps.