[HTML5] [CSS3] [Flexbox] [Responsive Design]
This is a foundational front-end project that creates a clean, responsive, and professional-looking blog page layout. The design is content-first, focusing on readability and a user-friendly experience.
This project is a strong portfolio piece as it demonstrates the ability to build one of the most common web page layouts using semantic HTML for structure and modern CSS for styling and responsiveness.
- Clean Header: A modern header using Flexbox to align the site logo and navigation menu.
- Semantic Structure: Correct use of
<header>,<nav>,<main>,<article>, and<footer>for better accessibility and SEO. - Article Card Design: A clean "card" style for each blog post, separating content with
box-shadowandborder-radius. - Mobile-First Responsiveness: A simple but effective media query stacks the header and navigation on small screens for a seamless mobile experience.
- Hover Effects: Subtle transitions on navigation links and "Read More" buttons provide a professional feel.
This project is not just a static page; it's a demonstration of key front-end skills required for any internship or junior role:
- Semantic HTML: Structuring the page logically with HTML5 tags. This is crucial for accessibility and team collaboration.
- CSS Flexbox: Using
display: flexwithjustify-content: space-betweento build a robust and flexible header layout. - CSS Box Model: Expert use of
padding,margin,border, andbox-shadowto control spacing and create the visual hierarchy. - Responsive Design: Using
@mediaqueries to adapt the layout for mobile devices, a non-negotiable skill in modern web development. - CSS Variables (implied): (If you were to expand this, using CSS variables for colors and fonts would be the next step for maintainability).
- Clone this repository.
- Navigate to the project folder.
- Open
index.htmlin your web browser.