Web development projects
Greetings to you! Welcome to my repository for my web development class woork. Listed below is a detailed record of projects and course work that I have done while learning web development. Each commit is listed with a date for the commit, the name of the files commited, and a description of the content of the files. At the end of this document is a list of links to additional projects that I have done that are stored elsewhere here on Github.

First commit:
  Date of commit:
    9/24/20
  Files committed:
    tribute.html
    tribute-main.css
  Description:
    This project is part of Freecodecamp's responsive web design course and it required the duplication of a tribute page for a Dr. Norman Borlaug. The my solution for this project can be viewed on my codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/eYZxMew. My solution for this project implemented Bootstrap 4 via the Bootstrap 4 CDN (though this is not visible within the code displayed on my codepen, with the head of the page implementing the Bootstrap 4 card component. In adddition to implementing Bootstrap 4, I also made additional modifications of my own which can be viewed within the file titled tribute-main.css.
     
Second commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/4/20
  Files committed:
    udemy-bootstrap_bootcamp_forms_practice.html
    udemy_bootstrap_bootcamp_forms_exercise_solution.html
  Description:
    Both of these html files are part of the 6th section of a Bootstrap 4 bootcamp on Udemy which can be viewed here: https://www.udemy.com/share/101WZyAEAbdlZRQ3kF/
    Both of these documents implement Bootstrap 4 via the Bootstrap 4 CDN. The first of these two files, the -forms_practice.html file, contains pretty plain html and it is just there to demonstrate the basic code needed to put together an html form using Bootstrap 4. The second file, -froms_exercise_solution.html, contains my solution for the final exercise assigned in this forms module in this couse. For this exercise, two images were provided and the goal was to recreate the html forms displayed within those images using Bootstrap 4. This assignment was split up into two parts, each corresponding to one of the two images, and that is why the form itself contains headings with the text "Part 1" and "Part 2" respectively.The second file may be viewed on my codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/pobZRWQ

Third commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/5/20
  Files committed:
    survey_form.html
    custom.css
    upstate_highway.jpg
  Description:
    This is my solution for FreeCodeCamp's survey form project which is part of their responsive web design course. A version of this project can be viewed on my codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/ExypXaJ. The main difference between the version uploaded here and the version that is on my codepen is the backgound image. The image stored here is an image that I took personally and it has been included with the rest of the documents that make up this small project. This project implements Bootstrap 4 via the Bootstrap 4 CDN and it makes liberal use of Bootstrap classes.

Fourth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/5/20
  Files committed:
    udemy_nav_navbar_exercise_solution
  Description:
    This is a project that is part of a Bootstrap 4 bootcamp on udemy, viewable here: https://www.udemy.com/share/101WZyAEAbdlZRQ3kF/. This project was based on two provided images, one of an extra-small mobile display while the other was of an image of an extra-large screen, and the requirements were to recreate the webpage modeled in the images, demonstrating responsize nav and navbar design with Bootstrap 4. This project is also viewable on my codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/oNLMVRY
 
Fifth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/5/20
  Files committed:
    udemy_grid_exercise_solution.html
  Description:
    This is a very simple project demonstrating how to implement Bootstrap 4's grid system and implement responsiveness at the same time. This short, simple assignment was part of a udemy Bootstrap 4 bootcamp viewable here: https://www.udemy.com/share/101WZyAEAbdlZRQ3kF/

Sixth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/6/20
  Files committed:
    dasmotos_arts_and_crafts
  Description:
    This short project was included as part of the capstone for Codecademy’s lesson on local web design in the web design path. The goal of the project was to use an editor (sublime, atom, or Visual Code Studio) to create a simple webpage according to provided specs. The assignment was not guided, meaning I was not told specifically how to write the html or the css code for the project. The only guidance provided was in regards to how the styling should be done (provided in the spec document). This was a simple, static web page. 

Seventh commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/10/20
  Files committed:
    Technical Documentation page
  Description:
    This project is my solution for Freecodecamp's technical documentation project, a capstone project for their responsive web design course. This version of my project does not include the auto grader from FCC. This project can be viewed on my codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/PozxERO, as well as the version with the auto grader at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/PozxEbm. The project is built with the bootstrap 4 framework and it features a bootstrap 4 scrollspy as well as two very different formats and positions for the page's navigation based on the size of the screen being used to view the page. The content of the page is just lorem ipsum text, making this project a template for a documentation page. I gave the project a grey-scale color scheme to give the project a utilitarian feel.

Eigth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/13/20
  Files commiteed:
    Aurora Grove
    Aurora icons
    Aurora gallery
    Aurora grove screenshots
  Description:
    This is the largest project in my portfolio to date. This project was the capstone for a bootstrap bootcamp on Udemy viewable at: https://www.udemy.com/share/101WZyAEAbdlZRQ3kF/ . The project incorporated a siginficant number of bootstrap components and utilities to create a responsive, semi-interactive webpage for a hotal/camping experience. The project featured downloading the Bootstrap 4 source files and modifying them locally using SCSS. The project also included a number of instructor provided images that unfortunately I am not able to upload to this repository given their rather large size (they are too large for my extremely slow internet connection to handle). The images are supposed to be stored in a file called images in the following structure:
    	images (directory)
		gallery	(directory)
			social1.png
			social2.png
			social3.png
			social4.png
			social5.png
			social6.png
			social7.png
			social8.png
		icons	(directory)
			campfire.png
			nature.png
			tent.png
		slider (directory)
    			caribou.png
			coffee.png
			fire.png
			trees.png
		dogs.png
		main.jpeg
		winter.png
However, the slider images and the three images at the bottom (dogs, main, and winter) are too large to upload, so they are absent from this commit. A version of this project can be viewed on my codepen, but all of the proper images are missing there. The following is the link to this project on my codepen: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/MWeLJpe . In order to make this project function, you need to download the original bootstrap source files and extract the downloaded files from the zip folder that they will be packaged in. Then the extracted files should be placed directly into the project's main directory without any further modifications made to them. Included in this commit is a file containing screenshots of the completed project (aurora grove screenshots), these screenshots show the index.html file displayed on a md/lg screen size. Not displayed are the mobile views, along with the modal that is hidden by defualt, but displyed on the screen whenever one of the "book" buttons are clicked, as well as the collasped navbar.

Ninth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/14/20
  Files committed:
    Museum of Candy
  Description:
    This is a bonus project from a Bootstrap 4 bootcamp on udemy, viewable here:https://www.udemy.com/share/101WZyAEAbdlZRQ3kF/ . A modified version of this project may also be viewed on my codepen profile at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/QWEYqWx .
    
Tenth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/21/20
  Files committed:
    FCC JavaScript Part 1
    FCC JavaScript Part 2
  Description:
    These two files document my course work for a 111-lesson course on basic JavaScript from FreeCodeCamp; covering all of the essentials of basic JS, from commenting to recursion.

Eleventh commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/21/20
  Files committed:
    FCC Basic HTML and HTML5
  Description:
    This file documents my course work for a 28-lesson course from FreeCodeCamp on basic HTML and HTML5.
  
Twelfth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/21/20
  Files committed:
    FCC Basic CSS
  Description:
    This file documents my course work for a 44-lesson course from FreeCodeCamp on basic CSS.
    
Thirteenth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/21/20
  Files committed:
    FCC Applied Visual Design
  Description:
    This file documents my course work for a 52-lesson course from FreeCodeCamp on applied visual design.

Fourteenth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/21/20
  Files committed:
    FCC Applied Accessibility
  Description:
    This file documents my course work for a 22-lesson course from FreeCodeCamp on applied accessibility.

Fifteenth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/21/20
  Files committed:
    FCC Responsive Web Design Principles
  Decription:
    This file documents my course work from a 4-lesson series from FreeCodeCamp on responsive web design.

Sixteenth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/21/20
  Files committed:
    FCC CSS Flexbox
  Description:
    This file documents my course work from a 17-lesson course from FreeCodeCamp on CSS Flexbox.

Seventeenth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/21/20
  Files committed: 
    FCC CSS Grid
  Description:
    This file documents my course work from a 22-lesson course from FreeCodeCamp on CSS Grid.

Eighteenth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/21/20
  Files committed:
    FCC ES6
  Description:
    This file documents my course work from a 31-lesson course from FreeCodeCamp on JavaScript ES6.

Ninteenth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/22/20
  Files committed:
    looplab_social_theme
  Description:
    This project is one of five from a Udemy course on Bootstrap 4, viewable here: https://www.udemy.com/share/101Xd8AEAbdlZRQ3kF/
This project is a basic social theme, for say a social media website. It implements Bootstrap 4 as well as the full version of jQuery (instead of the slim version that is included with the stock bootstrap boiler plate). This project is notable for the implementation of smooth scrolling, allowing you to click on any of the nav links resulting in the page automatically scrolling to the section of the page that corresponds with the id used in the nav link. This is made possible with the full jQuery library and it will not function with the slim version used in the stock bootstrap boiler plate. A modal is also implemented in this project so that if you click on the 'contact us' button located in the footer, a modal containing a form will pop up. This project can also be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/yLJmBbb

Twentieth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/22/20
  Files committed:
    FCC Portfolio Page
    FCC Product Landing Page
  Description:
  			FCC Portfolio Page
      This is a simple, grey scale portfolio page based on a model provided by FreeCodeCamp viewable here: https://codepen.io/freeCodeCamp/full/zNBOYG
This project is part of FreeCodeCamp's responsive web design course. The color scheme is grey-scale, like several of my other projects, because I personally like the appearance of a grey-scale color scheme. This project implements Bootstrap 4 and Font Awsome via CDNs. This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/eYzaYNa
  			FCC Product Landing Page
      This is the product landing page project for FCC's responsive web design course. This project is based on the model provided by FCC, viewable here: https://codepen.io/freeCodeCamp/full/RKRbwL 
This is my own take on the project, which implements bootstrap 4, font awesome, and google fonts. This project can be viewed on my Codepen at:https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/OJXqVPg

Twentyfirst commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/22/20
  Files committed:
    udemy_portfolio_page
  Description:
    This is a model portfolio built with bootstrap 4. Instead of the portfolio being built with multiple HTML documents linked together, this portfolio is a single, large HTML document wherein an accordian is implemented using Bootstrap 4 collapse classes. Additionally, Ekko Lightbox is implemented as well, allowing for a better image viewing experience for the user when browsing the project images in the work tab. This portfolio page was built as the final project for a udemy bootstrap 4 course viewable here: https://www.udemy.com/share/101Xd8AEAbdlZRQ3kF/ 
    This project may be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/YzWMMVR

Twenty-second commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/23/20
  Files committed:
    udemy_blogen_admin_ui
  Description:
    This project is part of a set of five projects from a udemy course on Bootstrap 4 by Brad Traversy, viewable here: https://www.udemy.com/share/101Xd8AEAbdlZRQ3kF/ This project is built with the vanilla Bootstrap 4 framework, while also implementing font awesome icons and the CKEditor in several of the modals. I've modified the project, adding several pages that were not included by Brad Traversy in his course. In total, this project is composed of 10 html pages and it is completely responsive. This project can be viewed on my codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/project/editor/ZnGjOy

Twenty-third commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/25/2020
  Files committed:
    glozzom_theme
  Description:
    Glozzom is a 5-page theme for an online company offering subscription based services, combined with a blog as well. This theme is one of five projects included in Brad Traversy's Bootstrap 4 course, available on udemy at: https://www.udemy.com/share/101Xd8AEAbdlZRQ3kF/ This project implements a lot of JavaScript and CSS libraries in addition to the Bootstrap framework, most notably the Slick slider implemented in about.html. The full jQuery library is implemented as well as opposed to the slim version included in the standard Bootstrap boilerplate. Another notable feature is the video embedded in the modal on index.html. This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/project/editor/XEwpQq

Twenty-fourth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/26/2020
  Files committed:
    Mizuxie
  Description:
    Mizuxie is one of five projects included in Brad Traversy's Bootstrap 4 course, viewable here:https://www.udemy.com/share/101XpeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/ 
The original title of the project was Mizuxe; however, I modified the name slightly to be more like a language that I recognize. The spelling of the original name was soo close to the spelling of a three-syllable name in standard Chinese, that I simply added an extra 'i' at the end so that the name would conform with Pinyin spelling conventions. This is a single page project that features a customized bootstrap framework, modified with sass. This one-page theme is for a book, published by the fictional Mizuxie. In regards to how the page is put together, the implementation of smooth scrolling is notable. This project is the second project that I have done where I have used SCSS inorder to put together the CSS styles for a page. This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/RwGwwOa

Twenty-fifth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/28/20
  Files committed:
    form_validator
  Description: 
    This is a demonstration of basic, client-side form validation implemented with a basic registration page. This project was done as part of Brad Traversy's "20 Projects with Vanilla JavaScript" course on Udemy, viewable here: https://www.udemy.com/share/102yzoAEAbdlZRQ3kF/. This project may be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/dypPzjM

Twenty-sixth commit:
  Date of commit:
    11/28/20
  Files committed:
    FCC Bootstrap
  Description:
    This file documents my course work for a 31-lesson course on the Bootstrap framework from FreeCodeCamp.

Twenty-seventh commit:
  Data of commit:
    12/3/20
  Files committed:
    task_list
  Description:
    This small application is a miniature notepad where in you can write down small note and save them to local storage. The application is fully functional with the "add task" button adding your notes to the DOM, displaying them to the screen, and adding the content of the notes to local storage. The 'x' on each entry will erase the corresponding note from the DOM and from local storage. The 'clear tasks' button will erase all notes from the DOM and from local storage. The filter function is also functional and allows you to filter your notes. Another notable feature of this project is that it uses the materialize css framework. This application is a project that I did for Brad Traversy's Modern JavaScript course on Udemy, available here: https://www.udemy.com/share/101WqkAEAbdlZRQ3kF/. This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/abmdLJx

Twenty-eigth commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/4/20
  Files committed:
    loan_calculator
  Description:
    This small application demonstrates how to just vanilla JavaScript to get user input from a UI and use it to perform calculations. This project implements the Bootstrap 4 framework as well. This project was done as course work for Brad Traversy's Modern JS course on Udemy, viewable at: https://www.udemy.com/share/101WqkAEAbdlZRQ3kF/.  I have modified the original project as it was presented in the course so that it included a 'clear' button that would reset the entire application. The original project did not include such a button and had to be cleared either manually or by refreshing the html page in the web browser. This project may be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/LYRGvYe

Twenty-ninth commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/4/20
  Files committed:
    number_guesser
  Description:
    This application uses JavaScript to create a small number guessing game wherein the winning number is randomly generated between a specific range. The minimum and maximum values of that range can be updated in the JavaScript. What makes this project stand out from the others on my Codepen is that is build with Skeleton; however, I added a little bit of extra styling of my own because Skeleton is a bit bare-bones. This project was part of the course work for Brad Traversy's Modern JavaScript course on Udemy, viewable at: https://www.udemy.com/share/101WqkAEAbdlZRQ3kF/
    This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/gOwrYgM

Thirtieth commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/4/20
  Files committed:
    movie_seat_booking_app
  Description:
    This project is written in plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript; no frameworks or outside code, save a single imported font from google fonts. This application is intended to replicate a seat booking application for a movie theater and it was course work in Brad Traversy's 20 JavaScript Projects course, viewable here: https://www.udemy.com/share/102yzoAEAbdlZRQ3kF/ When seats and a movie are selected, this information is saved to local storage so that the data persists after your browsing session ends or after the page is reloaded. The original project did not include a clear button which would erase the local storage and refresh the application, allowing you to begin anew; so I added on myself. However, since this this project is in a pen on Codepen, the reload() function which can be called on the window object and reload the page, doesn't work. This function does not appear to work from within a Codepen pen. So you have to manually refresh the browser after clicking on the 'clear selection' button. Note - while the reload() function doesn't appear to work, the 'clear selection' button will still clear the local storage for the application. Manual refresh is only needed to reset the user interface within the pen. This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/zYKqxEE

Thirty-first commit:
 Date of commit:
   12/5/20
 Files committed:
   expanding_cards
 Description:
   This small project is a demonstration of how elements can be made interactive and dynamic using plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. In this case, images are used; however, this can be done with anything. This small project was classwork in Brad Traversy's 50 Projects course on Udemy, viewable here: https://www.udemy.com/share/103PjeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/
   This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/abmNyBy
   This project can also be found on one of Brad Traversy's GitHub repositories at: https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days/tree/086998ac4b173b09c3b95fb0dbb091c533b91cc0/expanding-cards

Thirty-second commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/5/20
  Files committed:
    progress_steps
  Description:
    This is a demonstration of a dynamic, interactive progress bar that users may, in this case, increase or decrease via the buttons beneath the bar. This small project is coursework from Brad Traversy's 50 Projects course on Udemy available at: https://www.udemy.com/share/103PjeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/
    This widget can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/ExgKwWO
    The code for this widget can also be found on Brad Traversy's course repository at: https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days/tree/086998ac4b173b09c3b95fb0dbb091c533b91cc0/progress-steps

Thirty-third commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/5/20
  Files committed:
    rotating_navigation
  Description:
    This short project is coursework from Brad Traversy's 50 Projects course on Udemy, available at: https://www.udemy.com/share/103PjeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/ It is a demonstration of to use JavaScript and CSS to create a rotating nav bar. When viewing this project, it is best to change the view settings in the pen to full page, otherwise the nav is a bit cramped and doesn't look as nice.
    This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/oNzxGOX
    This project can also be found on Brad Traversy's course respository at: https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days/tree/086998ac4b173b09c3b95fb0dbb091c533b91cc0/rotating-nav-animation

Thirty-fourth commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/6/20
  Files committed:
    FCC Regular Expressions
  Description:
    This file documents my coursework concerning JavaScript Regexes for FreeCodeCamp's JavaScript algorithms and data structures certification.

Thirty-fifth commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/6/20
  Files committed:
    hidden_search_widget
  Description:
    This widget was coursework in Brad Traversy's 50 Projects course on Uedmy and is a demonstration of how to make a hidden search bar. Brad Traversy's course can be found at: https://www.udemy.com/share/103PjeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/
    This project may be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/XWjdowV
    The code for this project may also be found on Brad Traversy's course repository at: https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days/tree/086998ac4b173b09c3b95fb0dbb091c533b91cc0/hidden-search

Thirty-sixth commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/6/20
  Files committed:
    blurry_loading
  Description:
    This small project is a demonstration of how to make your webpage (or an element) gradually load in, from blurry to clear. This was coursework of Brad Traversy's 50 Projects course on Udemy, available at: https://www.udemy.com/share/103PjeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/
    This project may be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/PoGNVaG
    This project may also be found on Traversy's course repository at: 
https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days/tree/086998ac4b173b09c3b95fb0dbb091c533b91cc0/blurry-loading

Thirty-seventh commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/6/20
  Files committed:
    scroll_animation
  Description:
    This is a demonstration of how scrolling can be used to animate the content on a web page. This small project is coursework from Brad Traversy's 50 Projects course on Udemy, available at: https://www.udemy.com/share/103PjeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/
    This project may be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/ExgKJpb
    And on the class repository at: https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days/tree/086998ac4b173b09c3b95fb0dbb091c533b91cc0

Thirty-eigth commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/7/20
  Files committed:
    split_landing_page
  Description:
    This project is an animated split landing page written with plain HTML, CSS, and JS. It was course work for Brad Traversy's 50 Projects course on Udemy, available at: https://www.udemy.com/share/103PjeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/. It also happens to include the first media query for screen height that I have ever written - to clean the project up a bit when viewing it on Codepen. This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/PoGNvaG
    It can also be viewed on Brad Traversy's repository at: https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days/tree/086998ac4b173b09c3b95fb0dbb091c533b91cc0

Thirty-ninth commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/7/20
  Files committed:
    form_wave_animation
  Description:
    This is a demonstration of how to add a wave animation to a form. This was coursework for Brad Traversy's 50 Projects course on Udemy, available at: https://www.udemy.com/share/103PjeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/
    This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/BaLzWga
    The code from this project is also on the course repository at: https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days/tree/086998ac4b173b09c3b95fb0dbb091c533b91cc0

Fourtieth commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/7/20
  Files committed:
    sound_board
  Description: 
    This project is classwork from Brad Traversy's 50 Projects course on Udemy, available at: https://www.udemy.com/share/103PjeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/ It is a sound board that uses JavaScript to create html elements and turn them into sound buttons. the JavaScript is also coded to stop a sound from playing when another button is clicked on, preventing sounds from playing over eachother.
    This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/YzGWxEv
    The course repository can be founnd at: https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days

Forty-first commit:
  Date of commit: 
    12/8/20
  Files committed:
    random_jokes
  Description:
    This project uses the fetch API to generate a random joke every time the button is clicked. This was coursework in Brad Traversy's 50 projects course on Udemy, available at: https://www.udemy.com/share/103PjeAEAbdlZRQ3kF/
    This project can be viewed on my Codepen at: https://codepen.io/matthewcs142/pen/XWjKeyx
    The project can also be found on the course repository at: https://github.com/bradtraversy/50projects50days

Forty-second commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/28/20
  Files committed:
    FCC Debugging
  Description:
    This file documents my course work for FreeCodeCamp's 12-lesson JavaScript debugging class.

Forty-third commit:
  Date of commit:
    12/28/20
  Files committed:
    FCC Basic Data Structures
  Description:
    This file documents my course work for FreeCodeCamp's 20-lesson course on basic JavaScript data structures.
    
Forty-fourth commit:
  Date of commit:
    1/20/21
  Files committed:
    FCC Basic Algorithm Scripting with JS
  Description:
    This file documents my course work for FreeCodeCamp's 16-lesson course for basic algorithm scripting with JavaScript - part of FreeCodeCamp's JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification.
    
Forty-fifth commit:
  Data of commit:
    1/21/2021
  Files committed:
    FCC Object Oriented Programming with JS
  Description:
    This file documents my coursework for FreeCodeCamp's 26-lesson module for object oriented programing with JavaScript - part of FCC's JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures certification.

Additional portfolio code:
  The following links are for additional projects that I have done while taking Codecademy's courses. The code for these projects are stored in other places here on github and not specifically in my own repositories.

    Fashion Blog
			https://gist.github.com/4aeea0f96e4500bc53de874ed5b10569
				plain html
		
    New York City Blog
			https://gist.github.com/54be9bc4cae6c561939b70806d6fc797
				html and css
		
    Healthy Recipes
			https://gist.github.com/0baea1df6587e957c18d4828a0c8b257
				html and css
		
    Olivia Woodruff Portfolio
			https://gist.github.com/18a6a50be61c13ef7d602d4795d5397b
				html and css
    Paint Store
			https://gist.github.com/3adeba46a67709ac4a79ad71c75a7961
				html and css
    Typography
			https://gist.github.com/277f635de14d80d6ba2b492d40345475
				html and css
    The Box Model: Davie's Burgers
			https://gist.github.com/042af720be0b33b95d3980d98aab7a2f
				html and css
    Broadway
			https://gist.github.com/095519d36e360bef1d4993296aeb0dea
				html and css