Cse 326 CA 1
Cse 326 CA 1
ROLL NO :RK21RSA40
SECTION :K21RS
SEMESTER :SECOND
ABSTRACT:-
A blog site is a website containing web articles authored
by various people. Usually anyone can write a blog and
submit it to the website’s owners for it to be published.
There are some sites that help you make your own blog
like blogspot from google. The main purpose of this site
is to publish relevant info and news such as Russian
Ukraine war and Covid-19 new variants. This site we will
be building publishes blogs usually written by the
creators. There is an option to submit your blog as a
message in the site as well.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:-
We would like to thank our mentor – MD Imran
Hussain for his advice and inputs on this project.
Many thanks to our friends and respective parents as
well who spent countless hours to listen and provide
feedback.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. ABSTRACT
2.INTRODUCTION
-CONTEXT
-MOTIVATION
-IDEA
4.SCREENSHOTS
5.CODE
6.CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION:-
1.CONTEXT
This project has been done as part of our course for the CSE
at Lovely Professional University . Supervised by Imran
Hussain sir.
2.MOTIVATIONS
Being extremely interested in everything having a relation
with the Frontend development, the group project was a
great occasion to give us the time to learn and confirm our
interest for this field. The fact that we can publish our own
and people’s thoughts with this, it makes the internet an
interesting place to be at. That’s why we decided to conduct
our project in html, javascript and scss.
3. IDEA
As our first project we brainstormed a lot and in the
end we came up the idea to make a portfolio or an
utility site. But later we decided to make it as a blog
site to publish variety of ideas and make it more
interactive as well.
TEAM MEMBERS:-
Siddhartha Behera:-
Contributions-
1. Coding(joined)
2. Report
Keshav Kumar:-
Contributions-
1. Coding(joined)
2. Stylesheet
SCREENSHOTS:-
NEXT IS STYLES.SCSS:
OUR REPOSITORY CAN BE USED TO SUGGEST ANY
MODIFICATIONS
https://github.com/Sid3hxrth/blog-js-scss-2/
CONCLUSION:
REFERENCES:
1. Freecodecamp.org
2. Wikipedia
3. javatpoint