Frontend Portfolio Project

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Personal Portfolio Website - Front-End Mini Project

1. Title:

'Personal Portfolio Website'.

2. Introduction:

Explain the purpose of the project: creating a responsive and modern portfolio website to display

personal achievements, skills, and projects. Discuss the importance of a well-designed portfolio for

developers and designers.

3. Objective:

Build a multi-page portfolio website with sections for: Home, About Me, Projects, Skills, and Contact.

Ensure the website is responsive and works well on mobile devices.

4. Technologies Used:

HTML: For structuring the content of the website. CSS: To style the website and make it visually

appealing. CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Tailwind CSS can be used. JavaScript: For adding

interactive features like smooth scrolling, image sliders, and form validation.

5. Pages and Components:

Home Page: A brief introduction with a professional photo and a catchy headline. About Me: A

section with a detailed description of who you are, your background, and your career aspirations.

Projects: A gallery or a list of projects with descriptions, images, and links to live projects or GitHub

repositories. Skills: A section with visual representations of your technical skills. Contact Page: A

form to collect name, email, and message with basic JavaScript validation.

6. Responsive Design:

Ensure the website looks good on different devices (mobile, tablet, desktop). Use CSS media

queries or a framework like Bootstrap to handle responsiveness.


7. Additional Features (Optional):

Animations: Add subtle animations or hover effects to enhance user experience. Dark Mode: Allow

users to switch between light and dark themes using JavaScript. Form Validation: Validate the

contact form inputs before submission using JavaScript.

8. Conclusion:

Summarize the importance of having a personal portfolio website. Highlight the technical skills you

learned or improved through this project.

9. References:

List any references such as tutorials, documentation for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and any libraries or

frameworks used.

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