*this website is best viewable on a pc/laptop, might look funky on mobile
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2022 Storm Season
What is This?
This is just a website for me to host a few things, mostly some photography and meteorology related items, among other things. In the future, ill probably post blog posts, all on Blogs, something like a lump-sum, but for the Photography and Meteorology pages will have links to blogs that are related to their respective pages.
Why Did I Decide to do This?
I decided to do this for basically no reason, besides having one nice area where i could store/share some of my photos and their stories, along with having a nice place to share some meteorology-related things. I also decided to do this, mostly as something to sharpen my skills, and to improve upon it, I had taugth myself html a while ago, but not CSS, and i would love to learn some more front-end and back-end website stuff too, and I thought that this would help me get started. Honestly, I feel like it was quite fun and interesting to work on, especially in my free time, im super interested in what and where this is going to go.
How Did I do This?
So in my research on how to do this, I stumbled across some random post (which I have now lost) talking about how they hosted their personal website on GitHub. I then started to work on this project and its now become what it is! So basically, you code your website, in html, css, and javascript, test it out in your own browser locally. Once youre feeling confident that your website looks pretty (and hopefully works), you can upload the files to a repository, named like "username.github.io" (if you have noticed, mine is setup as "connorleatherdale.github.io"), and if you have the rigth settings and files, you have your own website! Now of coarse ive left out some details, if youre interested, heres a good site to go and read through here