
Learn to build a complete portfolio website with HTML, CSS, Bootstrap 5.2 and jQuery, including home, about, services, portfolio, blog, contact, testimonials, and responsive design across devices.
discover how to use Visual Studio Code extensions, browse the extensions panel, install and manage extensions for HTML and CSS, and customize color schemes.
Locate the settings.json file in the base code editor’s roaming folder, then back up and import it after reinstall to preserve extensions and settings.
Install and use the auto rename tag extension to automatically update opening and closing tags when you edit a tag, saving time while coding your portfolio site with HTML.
This lecture shows how to install the great icons extension for VSCode to apply a consistent icon set, including folders, CSS, and JavaScript icons, for better navigation.
Build the left pane of a portfolio banner using bootstrap flexbox for vertical centering, then style headings, text, and a call-to-action button with hover effects.
Learn to animate a portfolio's expertise progress bar with jQuery, using the animate function to grow widths from 0% to 55–80% over 2.5 seconds, triggered by user interaction.
Design the home page service section by styling a remote button, adding service items with icons, hover effects, and links to website design, development, digital marketing, content writing, and SEO.
In this course, I have taught the students how to create a personal portfolio website from scratch. If you know the basic of html and css, you can proceed to this course without any more thinking. Just enroll this course and you will enjoy, I hope.
You will not only learn the coding, but also you will learn how to use the modern Visual Studio code editor and how to be benifitted with the awesome plugins of VS code. This will make your life easy.
You will also learn how to upload the final project to a live server and run from website url.
Importance of Portfolio Website:
If you are a website or UI/UX designer, website developer, business person, political figure etc. you should have a personal portfolio website where you can show the audience about your work, photos of your work etc.
If you are looking for a job in any sector, only submitting CV will not tell about you to the employer in detail. If you have a portfolio website and you can put your information there well in a organized manner, the employer will be able to know more detail about yourself and there is a good chance that you will be called for an interview.
SO, ENROLL AND ENJOY :)