BeAmaZedd

In this lesson, we’ll add our greetings and email button to our website. This will be a clickable email button for our visitors.

In this lesson, we’re gonna be beautifying the NavBar by changing each button to the appropriate labels that we want, one step at a time.

In this lesson, we’ll save a lot of time designing our portfolio website using the album template from Bootstrap. I’ll show you how.

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to create pages in Django for our homepage. We’ll also have some changes on Projects for a better website!

There will be no coding involved in this lesson. However, it is important to know the difference between Back-End vs Front-End development.

Have you enjoyed creating the blog model that I told you to do first before coming to this lesson? This is how I did things to create the Blogs model in Django.

In the previous lesson, we have created our second model: projects model. But this time, you will create our third model in Django, blogs, on your own.

We have done a lot on the previous lessons. So, may this lesson serve as a “reviewer” for you, as we start making our Projects model in Django!

So that you won’t be surprised once I’ve shown my portfolio’s homepage, I’ll show how to add more hobbies on Django administration.

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to connect PostgreSQL to our code, whatever your operating system is. You’ll learn things that might surprise you.