• In this amazing Hacktober festival we Coders Evoke had come up with an amazing project.This is a very beginner friendly project especially targeted for those who are just started the web development or we can say who are just newbie in this and wanted get their hands dirty in this domain. In this project the participants needs to make very good looking responsive templates for example different types of navbars, footers , landing pages or anything using html,css,js .For this project participants need not have very good designing skills they can design this templates using normal css properties.Participants with good templates design are likely to merged in this repository.

• If you are a begineer to open-source, then this is a one-stop place for you to contribute to issues with the tag HacktoberFest and you can also explore, connect with the mentors at Coders Evoke. So, what are you waiting for?🎉

• Here's where you may post your questions and look for potential issues to contribute. We've put up a list of beginner-friendly issues ahead so you can get started as soon as Hacktoberfest begins! 🚀

• Register yourself through this form

• Merge Your First PR 🔥

• Ask Your Doubts 💬

• Share on Twitter, LinkedIn after your PR has been merged into the repo as we believe in learning in public & you can tag us using #codersEvoke @EvokeCoders

• Add beginner-friendly issues 🙏

• Add Templates 📖

Let's help each other to complete the Hacktoberfest challenge! 🚀

May the open-source be with you🎉🎉

• If you don't have git on your machine, install it.
• Watch this video to get started, if you have no clue about open source
• Forking a Repo
• Cloning a Repo
• How to create an Issue
• How to create a Pull Request
• Getting started with Git and GitHub

• Fork the repository

• Clone your forked repository using terminal or gitbash.

• Make changes to the cloned repository

• Add, Commit and Push

• Then in GitHub, in your cloned repository, find the option to make a pull request.