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+ Sign up for npm +diff --git a/readme.md b/readme.md index dd3d308..38cecda 100644 --- a/readme.md +++ b/readme.md @@ -1,281 +1,6 @@ - -# Module Exercise: HTML & CSS +# NPM Clone - Ironhack Prework -## Learning Goals +## HTML&CSS Module -In this exercise you will be able to apply all the concepts you've just learned, such as: - -- using different HTML tags, -- structuring your HTML page with **block elements**, and -- adding content to your HTML page with **inline elements**. - -## Getting started - -- Click on the button "Clone or download" and a window will appear: - -- **Click the button "Download as zip"** - - -## Instructions - -### Introduction - -In this exercise, you will clone one of the previous versions of the landing page of **NPM website**. NPM is a package manager for NodeJS, and you will be using it heavily throughout this course. - - - - -You can see the larger version of this picture [here](https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/ih-materials/uploads/upload_66957e0bffb5e59c6b1713c489323168.png). If you're struggling to see the details, feel free to zoom in to 200%. -Just by taking a look to this picture, we can conclude that we will have to apply quite a few styles on our web page: different background colors, font weight (bold, normal), and elements being positioned very deliberately with CSS. - -We will devide our work into two parts: -- part I - create web page with no styles, just add HTML elements -- part II - add styles and make it perfect 😌 - -So let's get started! - - -### Starter Code - -The `starter-code` folder contains an `index.html` file with the main structure already created. We provided the `images` folder with all the images necessary to successfully finish the exercise. - -### Part I - the pure HTML (no styles applied) - -This is kind of our goal 🙃: - - -The most difficult part of this exercise is deciding how to structure the page and picking the correct *semantic* tags for the job. Picking the right semantic tags will make your job easier in the next exercise when it comes time to styling. - -Our recommendation is to try to keep it simple. Try to identify the different sections, and add `id`'s or `classes` to each `
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