• Fork this repository.
• Select a quote, passage of poetry, chunk of lyrics, excerpt from a book, famous tweet, etc.
  No adult themes, graphic language, illegal text, or hate speech.
  Must be a minimum of 1 sentence (10 words) and a maximum of 5 sentences.
• Design a creative webpage using HTML & CSS only. No images.
• Make it responsive and interesting with thoughtful use of colour, type & grids.
• Consider it a type project—not just a website.
• Thoughtfully choose a type scale—not just the default, unless you can justify your reason.
• Be creative. Use modular CSS to push your concept.
• Some inspiration: 100 Days of Type, Typewolf, Type Scale
• Run it through Markbot and make sure it passes all the checks.

• Typefaces: 2 Google fonts
• Gridifier settings: your choice
• Typografier settings: your choice
• Modulifier settings: your choice; “Responsive” required
• No images

The grades for this assignment are split over 3 different deliverables: text & sketches, code, design & rationale.

• Text & sketches — decide on the piece of text & plan every aspect of the website on paper: boxes, semantics, grids, type, modules, responsiveness—all screen sizes.
• Code — satisfy all of Markbot’s requirements—and submit using Markbot.
• Design & rational — apply sensible design choices, to compliment the text you’ve chosen—and explain all your decisions.

Part of the submission is to write a rationale for your design choices. Submit your rationale as an Issue on GitHub, attached to the “Just your type” repository.

1. Explain your chosen concept.
2. Why did you choose these typefaces?
3. Why did you choose this type scale?
4. Why did you choose these colours?
5. How did you effectively use grids & modular CSS?
6. What challenges did you overcome?

Below is the rubric of expectations for this project. You will be assigned a letter grade based on your standing within the rubric.

1. Drop this folder into your Markbot application. Make sure to fix all the errors. And submit for grades using Markbot.
   When you submit to Progressinator, you’ll get a grade for the “Code” deliverable—this shows the project was handed in. You’ll still have to write a Rationale and the teacher will still be grading it personally under the “Design” deliverable.
2. Submit your rationale as an Issue on GitHub, attached to the “Just your type” repository, and “Pin” the issue: there’s a button near the bottom of the Issue’s screen’s righthand column.