README-file- template

Info about the scope of the website

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Exploring the site, get exited about talking to others who are interested in shoes, get inspired.

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Sharing and getting followers. Perhaps promoting small shoe-brands?

Get information on what shoelovers appreciate most in their shoes, and what variables should be available to choose from is the users were to design their own favourite shoes. Ultimately to create a on-demand-production, design-your-own-shoes, shoe-brand.

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• All images from https://www.pexels.com/search/shoes/

• Feature 1 included
• Feature 2 included
• Feature 3 included

• Possible future feature 1 not yet included
• Possible future feature 1 not yet included

• html
• css
• JavaScript
• Python+Flask
• MongoDB

• Bootstrap
• Google Fonts
• Font-awsome

HTML validation CSS validation JS validation

Expected: X when Y Testing: do Y Result: The site did not respond due to ..."A" or: the site acted as expected and did X Fix: Did Z to the code because of problem..."A"

Expected: X when Y Testing: do Y Result: The site did not respond due to ..."A" or: the site acted as expected and did X Fix: Did Z to the code because of problem..."A"

This project was developed using Visual Studio Code, committed to git and pushed to GitHub using git-extensions in Visual Studio Code.

1. Log into GitHub.

2. Find the project "" from the list of repositories and open it.

3. Go to the “Settings”-option.

4. Scroll down to the section called “Pages” in the menu on the left side, and click it to open the Github-pages page.

5. Under "Source", select the correct branch (in this case, “main”), and click on the Save-button.

6. The page will refresh, and the message on top says: “Your site is ready to be published at: https://gurimarie.github.io/my_favourite_shoes/” Use this link to access the deployed website.

1. Follow this link (MUST BE LINKED UP!) to the projects Github repository.
2. Under the repository name, click the green "Code"-button, and choose "https" and click on the "Download Zip"-option.
3. When the zip is downloaded, open the folder, and move the unzipped folder to where you wish to store it on your computer.
4. Open your Visual Studio Code (or other programming-software), click File, Open Folder, and choose the unzipped folder you just downloaded from where you saved it to.

TEST AND FILL OUT REST!!!

• https://github.com/PaulFrankling/discover-north-yorks used for README-structure.
• Code Institute courses for everything