🧑🏾‍🚀 Four

Build, iterate, and deploy your capstone project

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  1. Instructions
  2. Acceptance Criteria
  3. Submission
  4. Help
  5. Extensions

Step 4: What to do

Complete the final project in Scrimba: Solo Project: Hometown Homepage.

Ask for a code review in the CYF Slack workspace. Make sure you check back to review your feedback. You will need to take this feedback and implement it to complete this step.

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You should not pay for a pro account on Scrimba. As a CYF learner, you are eligible to ask for code review in the CYF Slack.

Use this template:

Code Review Request

Hello. I have completed Step 3 of Intro to Digital. I would be grateful if someone could review my code.

Link to my project on GitHub : URL
Link to my project on Netlify : URL

Rules

This is all about you, so be as creative as you like! We know that people who do well on our courses show creativity, curiosity, persistence, and rigour. That’s what we’re looking for from you in this project.

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You do not need to watch the subscriber-only video titled “Solo Project: Hometown Homepage” at Scrimba. You can design your Hometown Homepage freely.
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Learn HTML and CSS

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Step 4: How to check your work

You will be asking for code review feedback on this project in the CYF Slack workspace, so make sure you have joined. Please make sure you check back to review your feedback. You will need to take this feedback and implement it to complete this step.

Here is the criteria you need to meet:

Step 1: How to show us

Submission

You must do this in CYF Course platform

  1. Share a link to your Hometown Homepage deployed on Netlify

Personalise your URLs

Before you share your link with your mentors, change your Netlify URL to include your name. You can use your first name or last name. To learn how to do this, follow this guide: Modify your domain name on Netlify.

Once you have personalised it, share the website link in the course platform. You’ll share five links in total.

How to get help

When you have a question, ask it.

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Remember, Code Your Future is a community of adults sharing skills. We are all here to help each other, and learn. You are meant to ask questions at Code Your Future.

When you see someone else has a question, help them if you can.

First, visit our frequently asked questions page

When you have questions about coursework, ask in a workshop 🧶 🧶 workshop Code Your Future Workshops are meetings where you can get technical help. or in Slack 🧶 🧶 Slack Slack is messaging software - once you have downloaded Slack you can visit our Slack workspace to ask your questions.

Step 1: Extend Your Skills

Use your new skill in real life:

This step is just for you. You don’t need to submit it. Next, help someone else in the ITD Slack by giving them a code review.

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A code review is when you look at someone else’s code and give them feedback. It’s a great way to learn from each other and improve your skills.