Project for Code Fellows course 201, lab02. A simple project for my peers to get to know me a little better.

This project was created to hone in my skills as a beginner software engineer. A practice in learning conditional statements in JavaScript, HTML structure and CSS styling.

js-strict-style

Include logo/demo screenshot etc.

VS code Github

clone from github onto local machine using terminal.

Used to learn more about me, please send feedback and tips as to how to make page more dynamic. Any feedback is welcomed.

README.MD layout from Akash at meakaakka.medium.com

MIT license short snippet provided by Git

HTML & CSS reading resourcesw3schools

Color Scheme created by coolors

Code help and assistance from Eric Mungai Kinuthia

Driver: [Dayo Akin] (https://github.com/Dayo-Akinsola/Dayo-Akinsola); Declared functions using existing loops, and invoked functions. Navigator: Monica Ramirez;

Code help and assistance for loops inside "questionSeven" function. Elias Staehle

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