You will create a website consisting of several pages, each dedicated to different environmental conservation topics such as water conservation, recycling and waste management, and renewable energy.
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Fork the Repository: Click on the "Fork" button at the top right corner to create a copy of the repository in your GitHub account.
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Clone the Repository: Clone the forked repository to your local machine using the following command in your terminal or command prompt:
git clone <URL_OF_YOUR_FORKED_REPOSITORY>
Replace
<URL_OF_YOUR_FORKED_REPOSITORY>
with the actual URL of your forked repository. -
Navigate into the Project Directory:
cd "the_repo_name"
Your project should include the following files:
main.html
: The main page that serves as the entry point to the other topics.challenge1.html
: A page dedicated to water conservation.challenge2.html
: A page focusing on recycling and waste management.challenge3.html
: A page that explores renewable energy.
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Create the Main Page: Start by editing
main.html
to introduce the website and link to the three challenges. -
Develop Challenge Pages: For each challenge (
challenge1.html
,challenge2.html
,challenge3.html
), create content that educates users on the topic. Include text, images, and links back to the main page. -
Test Your Website: Open your HTML files in a web browser to test the layout, links, and content.
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Commit Changes: As you complete each section of your project, commit your changes using Git. Use meaningful commit messages to describe the changes.
git add . git commit -m "Describe your changes here"
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Push Changes to GitHub: Once you've made progress or completed the project, push your changes to GitHub.
git push origin master
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Submit Your Work: Submit your PR link to Canvas