Early Days

I’m excited to share that I’ve officially joined Le Wagon and have started working through the prep work ahead of the course. This marks the beginning of a new chapter for me. One that is focused on learning, buildings and pushing myself outside my comfort zone. which historically, has always paid off, in new experiences, growth and lessons.

Before the bootcamp officially kicks off, I was provided by Le Wagon a set or prep exercises to get comfortable with he basics. It seems that early curiosity with writing code has paid off, as everything I have leant a few summers ago have come in handy,

One of the first tasks at the end of the first module was to create a personal profile about myself from scratch. Seeing how headings, paragraphs , images and sections come together made my page feel a lot more approachable and alive.

Another key part of the task was using an unordered lis. I used this to highlight things like my interests, It was a simple feature, but it really showed me how HTML helps organize content in a clean and readable way. I also added a link which was cool to add a little of interconnectivity to the profile.

This prep work has already taught my a lot:

• How HTML provides structure to web content

• How small elements like lists and links improve usability

• How satisfying it is to build something from scratch

• Learning to code is much about experimenting as it s about the rules

Even though the page was simple, it gave me a real sense of progress and confidence. I wasn’t just following instructions, I was creating something as a result of taking in that knowledge from the module.

This is only the beginning of my journey with Le Wagon, I’m looking forward to diving deeper int o web development, learning new languages and continuing to build projects that challenge me. For now, I’m proud of my first HTML page and excited for what is next. Onward and upward!✌🏽