tags	language
typography, images, links, git, forking, pull requests	html

Code Challenge 2 - Student Directory

This challenge asks you to work in teams to collaborate on a group site where each member will submit a personal bio page for themselves.

Tasks

1. Fork this repository.
2. Clone your fork.
3. cd into folder ♥ cd challenge-2
4. Checkout a new branch with your name on it. make sure the branch name is all lowercase and use hyphens instead of spaces like your-full-name.
5. Open up the code in Sublime Text.
6. In the index.html page you will locate a link with your name and make note of the href url your-name.html.
7. Inside the students/ folder create a new html file with the name matching the link from the index page your-name.html (so that your name on the index page will link to the bio page your creating).
8. Open this page using html code include your full name as a heading, a pic of yourself, and a short paragraph telling us about yourself. For the picture make sure you name it your full name all lowercase with hyphens for spaces like your-name.jpg and place it in the images/ folder.
9. Once you are done. Push your code up to your origin on the branch with your name.
10. Then go back to the original repo you forked from and submit a pull request comparing my master branch with your forked repos branch of your own name.

After I merge everyones pull requests we will have a single student directory where everyone built there own page and we used Github to combine it all together. Then I will post it online and provide you a link. Feel ffree to customize your page any way you want.

Code Challenge 3 - Styling The Student Directory

This challenge asks you use HTML5 semantic elements and an external style sheet to style your personal bio page.

Tasks

1. Visit the student directory repo you last made a pull request to in part 1 and copy the clone url either HTTPS or SSH link.
2. Inside your local repo for this fork, in terminal type ♥ git remote add upstream (paste the link you copied in step 1)
3. Check to see if you added my repo ♥ git remote -v it should be listed as upstream.
4. Checkout your master branch.
5. Pull down the newest changes ♥ git pull upstream master
6. Create a new feature branch named your-name-style
7. Create a file in the /css folder named your-name.css and link to it on your bio page in the students/ folder.
8. Use CSS to style your page to your liking. Ask me if you have questions about what you can do.
9. Push the changes up as a new branch on your origin remote.
10. Make a pull request comparing your-name-style branch from your origin to my master branch on the forked upstream repository.