This is your class portfolio! The portfolio includes information about the company, class, Code Nation, and links to all students' portfolios (as they get completed).

This portfolio will allow us to practice our HTML and CSS and is a great one-stop-shop for your program information.

• Fork your own copy of the repl.
• Double-check that you are signed in with your GitHub account.

1. Update the company name on the about page.
2. Include a few facts about the company. Try making this an unordered list!
3. On the same page, write a short bio about yourself.
4. Include an image that represents something about you - this could be a picture of yourself, an interest of yours, or maybe some art you created!
5. On the home page (index.html), update with the correct company name.
6. Then, replace the placeholder image with a company logo/image.
7. On this same page, add a link to your Fellowship Agenda.
8. On the contact page, update the page with your program information.
9. Add your contact information to your contact page, including your:
   • GitHub account
   • Email address
   • LinkedIn (if you already have one)
   • Resume (if you already have one)

10. Choose 2-4 colors for your theme and add them as font or background colors.
11. Add flexbox to the div with class name navBar.
12. Style your nav bar so the links change color/style when your hover over them.
13. Add at least 1 Google Font - either for the headers or paragraphs. Or both! Also, make sure it's linked in the html pages you want it used on!
14. Add a border to the images on the home page.

• Save your changes and push to GitHub
• Submit your project link - the url in your web browser - to the Project Submission form.

• Add a unordered or ordered list of your accomplishments or favorite things to your about page.
• Make sure all your external links open up into new tabs.
• Add a button that slides information up and down when clicked.
• Create a link that pops open the email browser with your email address in the to: field.

• Fellowship Reference Table
• [W3Schools] (https://www.w3schools.com/)
• [MDN web docs] (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/)
• [Introduction to Bootstrap] (https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.1/getting-started/introduction/)