• Description
• UX
• Features
• Technologies Used
• Testing
• Deployment
• Credits

This is a website designed to advice veiwers on how to dress appropriately for a black tie dress code. It shows all the different pieces that should be worn and informs them of the way to wear each item and which are the correct ones to be worn, it also informs them about the history of black tie and how it came to be.

My goal in the design was to make it very traditional and antique but with a minimalistic approach as I didn't want too much clutter. Hence a grey/white/cream theme was used to create the antique feel as it is trying to represent a classic topic. User stories:

• I am looking to learn more about the history of black tie attire.
• I am looking to have visual clueas as to which type of accesories are suitable to use with a black tie.
• I am looking to see which jackets are viable to go with a black tie dress code.
• I want to know the full atire which should be used in a black tie dress code as I am completely unfamiliar with it.

• HTML
• CSS
• Bootstrap (4.2.1)
• Features
• This site uses the scrollSpy feature in Bootstrap.

Browser compatability: - Go to "https://gnisco.github.io/First-project/". - Open link in chrome web browser. - Check to ensure all images load properly and styles are all correct. - Repeat for firefox, safari and internet explorer browser pages.

Navbar: - Go to "https://gnisco.github.io/First-project/". - Clcik 'History', ensure it takes you to desired location. - Clcik 'Jackets', ensure it takes you to desired location. - Clcik 'Trousers', ensure it takes you to desired location. - Clcik 'Accesories', ensure it takes you to desired location.

Screen size compatability: - Use "https://gnisco.github.io/First-project/". - Open link on desktop. - Go to developer tools and open Toggle device toolbar. - Check that the page renders properly on all types of device (xlarge, large, medium, small and xsmall) - Ensure on mobile the text and images render as a collumn rather than next to each other for clearerviewing experience.

This site is hosted using GitHub pages, deployed directly from the master branch. The live site updates automatically each time there is a new push to the repository. You can git clone the code to run it locally on your machine.

There is no differences between the deployed version and deployment version.

• The contents are about black tie and were written off my own knowledge from previous work in a menswear store, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_tie was used to help me explain the history aspect.

• Most of the photos were taken from https://www.hackett.com/gb/home with 1 photo from https://www.prada.com/gb/en/men/shoes/lace-ups.html, this is because I was unable to find suitable photos elsewhere on open source websites and so have credited these website in the footer.

• I used W3schools and the boostrap website to help with dividing my colums properly and making the cards in the accesories section.