Day 1 — Project Idea 💡
I decided to build my own personal portfolio website to showcase my skills, projects, and learning journey as a student developer.
I wanted the website to be simple, clean, and easy to navigate.
Day 2 — Planning 🎯
I planned the main sections of the website:

Home

About Me

Skills

Projects

Education

Contact

I also decided to use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the project.
Day 3 — Building the Website
I started creating the website in VS Code.
I built the basic structure using HTML and then used CSS to design the different sections. I worked on the layout, spacing, fonts, buttons, and overall appearance of the website.
Day 4 — Adding Animation
I wanted my portfolio website to feel more dynamic instead of being completely static. So, I added animations to different sections of the website.
I experimented with CSS animations and transitions to make elements appear smoothly.While working on the animations, I learned how small visual effects can improve the overall user experience without making the website complicated.
I also tested the animations several times to make sure they were smooth and didn’t affect the usability of the website.
Day 5 — Testing & Improvements
I opened the website in my browser and tested it several times.
I fixed some layout issues and made improvements to the design. I also checked how the website looks at different screen sizes.
Day 6 — GitHub & Deployment
I created a GitHub repository for the project and connected it with my VS Code project.
I committed and pushed my changes to GitHub and worked on deploying the website using GitHub Pages.
What I Learned :
Through this project, I learned:

How to structure a website with HTML

How to style a website using CSS

How to use Git and GitHub

How to deploy a website using GitHub Pages

How to debug and improve my own project