BBK GitHub Web Page Project

This page gives more information about my GitHub Web Page and provides links to its source code on GitHub.

BBK Web Page Overview

GitHub provides static site hosting service directly from the GitHub repository. This way I placed my GitHub Project Web Page directly there using GitHub Pages. Instead of using recommended Jekyll I used native HTML also supported. This overall page design in HTML5 is based on the w3schools provided template . I love design based on simplicity so I selected the template which represents design minimalism and has very great fonts. The template itself is based purely on HTML, CSS and is using a few lines of JavaScript to handle a sidebar. Everything required to understand the template and the code behind I mean HTML, CSS, and JavaScript can be learned from the great w3school. In my web page code, I decided to copy CSS into my repository and from my web pages, I reference directly to my local CSS. Having a web page on GitHub means publishing its new content is simply a push from my local git repository. This web page is changing pretty often (so the code behind) because of the newly added text and features, anyhow template-driven concepts remain the same. As it is mentioned on the web page itself I use some free icons from www.flaticon.com. Favicon for my web page is generated using Favicon Generator. The W3.CSS Framework is free per their web page so all my web page code is MIT license-based (free as well). For web page development I am using Visual Studio Code development environment (which is free as well).

GitHub requires GitHub Pages to be public, so by its nature, my web page repository is public and available here .