1. STATE OF THE ART

baby steps to html

wtf do i need to do this week?

All the info is in here. Also, check NuEval progress page for evaluation updates.

This week was a bit too overwhelming! And if you're anything like me, maybe you've done a bit of HTML before but it's not something you do regularly. You might find GitLab super confusing at first. And that’s totally fine. If it feels like too much, take a break. Step away, clear your mind, and come back later. I promise it’ll make more sense soon! Remember, with things like this, it’s all about giving yourself time to process. And you laptop too!

get inspo

Check out previous participants here. Yes, I know, it might look like old-school blogs from early 2010s, but we'll make it work somehow at the end of this journey! + vintage is cool ;)

Check what you like about their websites, copy to your code and just start with that.

And you need to understand that you DON'T HAVE TO UNDERSTAND coding to do it! And you have all the time in the wordl to make better changes later!

The most important is to understand what is what.

HTML ೃ⁀➷ to built site

CSS ೃ⁀➷ to style it

Java ೃ⁀➷ to make it move

React & Firebase ೃ⁀➷ to make a web app

quick HTML tag guide

1. < a > hyperlink
2. < br > breakline
3. < em > emphesize
4. < img > image
5. < font > font of text
6. < li > list item
7. < div > make section
8. < i > italic text
9. < b > bold text
10. < ul > unordered list
11. < ol > ordered list
12. < form > basic form
13. < a href="url" > basic link
14. < img src="url" > image from website
15. < blockquote > to add quote
16. < h1 > - < h6 > headings

When you get lost, baby girl, this King is here to help you:

how to add a yt video

1. Go on YT and find a video
2. Click share button
3. Click 'Embed'
4. Copy and paste here

research + inspo

Brigitte Kock, a Fabricademy graduate, is one of my biggest inspirations in this research. She is a modular 3D printed fashion designer who creates innovative wearables and empowers others to make them at home. Brigitte’s work stands out for her collaboration with Balena, a material science company known for developing advanced, compostable, recyclable, and bio-based thermoplastic materials. Together, they created an award-winning 3D printed outfit, showcasing the future of fashion and sustainability.

Overall, I don’t feel like I have a clear vision of what my project will be just yet. The ideas are there, but I’m still in the process of exploring and figuring out exactly where I want to take it.

I started looking for inspiration around Barcelona and building my Pinterest vision board.