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What was this all about? In Activity 1, we learned how to build the structure (the HTML skeleton). In Activity 2, we took the next step: making that text look good! This activity focused on using basic styling (like color…
What was this all about? After learning the basic paragraph tags and styling in Activities 1 and 2, Activity 3 was about diving deeper into structural and specialized HTML tags. We learned how to format text for math, lists, quotes,…
What was this all about? In the previous activities, we focused on building and decorating a single page. Activity 4 was all about connecting that page to the rest of the internet and to different parts of itself. We used…
What was this all about? A webpage full of just text can be boring! Activity 5 taught us how to introduce visual interest by adding images. We learned the essential <img> tag, how to control image size, add borders, and,…
What was this all about? This activity marked our jump from raw HTML files into the world of WordPress Content Management System (CMS) and plugins. The goal was to install and activate a simple plugin that demonstrates database interaction—something much…
What was this all about? This was the most advanced coding project. We didn’t just install a plugin; we built one from scratch using PHP and connected it directly to a new table in the WordPress database. This custom plugin…
What was this all about? After building and testing the portfolio website locally (on my own computer), this final step was to make it publicly accessible on the internet. This involved purchasing and configuring web hosting and a domain name…
What was this all about? This activity focused on installing and configuring the most popular e-commerce plugin for WordPress (likely WooCommerce), transforming the website into a full online store. The goal was to prove the ability to manage products, pricing,…
What was this all about? The goal of this activity was to “White Label” the WordPress administrative area. When a developer builds a site for a client, they often want to remove the standard WordPress branding (like the WordPress logo,…
What was this all about? In today’s digital world, a simple username and password are not enough to protect a professional website from hackers. This activity focused on implementing essential security layers by installing WordFence, one of the leading security…
