🌐 Learning HTML & CSS: Building My First Resume Project
📘 What I Learned Today
Today was a productive and exciting day in my web development journey. I explored extra HTML tags beyond the basic ones I already knew. These new tags helped me better organize and structure content on a web page. I also practiced how to implement these tags correctly.
To apply what I learned, I created a simple project — a Resume Web Page — using only HTML and CSS.
🛠️ Tools & Technologies Used
- HTML5 – for creating the structure of the web page
- CSS3 – for styling and layout design
💡 Project: My Resume
The project was a basic version of a personal resume. Here’s what I included:
- Header with my name and title
- About Me section
- Skills section (listed using bullet points)
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Education and Experience sections using proper semantic tags like
<section>,<article>, and<aside> - Contact Information with basic links and icons
The goal was to focus on layout, structure, and clean design — all using plain HTML and CSS.
🎯 Key Takeaways
- Learned new HTML tags and their real-world use
- Practiced writing clean, semantic HTML
- Understood how to apply basic CSS for styling and layout
- Gained confidence by completing a mini-project
🚀 What's Next?
Next, I plan to:
- Add more styling using CSS Flexbox or Grid
- Make the resume mobile-responsive
- Try adding a bit of JavaScript for interactivity in future versions
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