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Personal Blog Website

This is repo for Personal Blog Website (1st project of Udacity Font End Web Developer Course) With this project, I have done some rubrics as follow:

I. Structure

1. CSS Separate From HTML

  1. Portfolio completely separates structure from design/style.
  2. There are no attributes present in the body of the document.
  3. There are no elements in the document.

2. CSS Imports

There should be at least 3 imported files in the main CSS file, but the student is welcome to break it down even further if that makes it easier for them.

3. Directories & Files

Files are organized with a directory structure that separates files based on page and functionality.

4. Links

There is an intentional user flow on each page with appropriate links as needed.

II. Design

1. Custom Design

Custom images, layout, and styling.

2. Foundations/Building Blocks

  • Typography: Custom design for typography with at least 3 unique properties for each typography selector
    • Headers (h1 to h3 at minimum) <h1>
    • Paragraph Text

    • Links
    • Quotes
  • Colors: At least 3 colors are used.

3. Components

The following are used in the webpage:

  • Image(s)
  • Image caption
  • Buttons
  • Card

4. Patterns

I have created some pages as follow

  • Blog Homepage: (File index.html)

    • Navbar
    • Blog Post Card
      • Card
      • Image
      • Buttons
    • SideBar
      • About info
      • Recent blog posts
      • Social Sharing
        • LinkedIn
        • GitHub
        • YouTube
    • Footer
  • Blog Post: (File html/blog-post-welcome-to-vietnam.html and html/blog-post-china-tours.html)

    • Header
    • SideBar
      • Author of the post
      • Introduction
    • Main Content
    • Social Sharing
      • LinkedIn
      • GitHub
      • YouTube
  • About page: same with SideBar in the Home page. (File html/about.html)

  • Blog post List: same with list Blog Post Card in the Home page. (File html/blog-post-list.html)

5. Pages

The following pages should be present:

  • Blog Homepage (File index.html)
  • Blog Posts (File html/blog-post-welcome-to-vietnam.html and html/blog-post-china-tours.html)
  • Blog Posts List page (File html/blog-post-list.html)
  • About page (File html/about.html)

III. Layout

1. Flexbox Based Layout

Flexbox was used in two posts: Welcome to Vietnam post and China Tours post and both was setup by blog-post.css

2. Grid Based Layout

Grid layout was used in two posts: Welcome to Vietnam post and China Tours post and both was setup by blog-post.css

IV. Responsiveness

Multi-Device Web Design

Pages are mobile-friendly and display correctly on all display sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop).

Type Destop Tablet (iPad air) Mobile (iPhone 12 Pro)
Home page image image image
Blog Post image image image

Note: Simulate Mobile Devices with Device Mode in Chrome DevTools.

V. Quality

1. Valid HTML

  • HTML5 semantic tags such as <header>, <footer>, <article>, <section>, etc. are used to add meaning to the code.
  • No div or section selectors are without a CSS class or id.

2. HTML Formatting Rules

  • All code is lowercase
  • The code does not have trailing white spaces.
  • Indentation is consistent (2 spaces).
  • Code uses a new line for every block, list or table element and indent every such child element (it is acceptable to put all elements in one line).
  • When quoting attribute values, code uses consistent quotation marks (single vs. double).

3. HTML Style Rules

  • HTML documents HTML5 <!doctype html>
  • Code omits type attributes for style sheets and scripts.
  • [Optional] Code does not use entity references unless necessary e.g. characters with special meaning (like < and &) as well as control or “invisible” characters (like no-break spaces).

4. CSS Formatting Rules

  • The code does not have trailing white spaces.
  • Indentation is consistent (2 spaces).
  • Code indents all content, that is rules within rules as well as declarations to reflect hierarchy and improve understanding.
  • The code uses a semicolon after every declaration for consistency and extensibility reasons.
  • Code always uses a space after a property name's colon, but no space between property and colon, for consistency reasons.
  • Code always uses a single space between the last selector and the opening brace that begins the declaration block. Code always start a new line for each selector and declaration.
  • Code always put a blank line (two line breaks) between rules.
  • Code uses consistent quotation marks for attribute selectors or property values (single vs. double).

5. CSS Style Rules

  • The code uses meaningful or generic ID and class names that are as short as possible, but as long as necessary.
  • The code does not use element names in conjunction with IDs or classes.
  • The code uses shorthand properties where possible.

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