Web Dev 2: Build a Personal Webpage

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Build a real personal webpage — the kind you'd send to a client or employer. Hand-written HTML + CSS, deployed live for free. This is Web Dev ladder task 2 (task 1 covered publishing; here you make it actually good). Portfolio pieces like this are what freelance clients judge you on.

You need: Web Dev 1 done or basic HTML knowledge, a text editor (Notepad works, VS Code is better).

Steps

1. Write a single-page personal site in plain HTML + CSS (a style.css file is fine, inline <style> also fine). No frameworks, no templates, no website builders.
2. Must include, all in one page:
   • Header with your name/nickname
   • An "About me" section
   • A "Skills / what I do" section
   • A "Contact" section
   • This ownership line in the footer: satsboard <your-lightning-address>
3. Make it presentable: readable fonts, consistent colors, works on a phone screen (resize your browser narrow and check).
4. Deploy free: GitHub Pages (same as Web Dev 1) or drag-and-drop the folder at netlify.com (free account, no card).

What to Submit

In notes field, enter exactly:

url | https://<your-live-url>
sections | header, about, skills, contact, footer
mobile | ok (checked narrow browser window)

Plus 1 screenshot of the live page.

⚠️ Important

• All 5 sections + ownership line must be present, or rejected.
• Hand-written code only — template site, AI one-shot dump, or builder output rejected.
• Page must stay online at least 7 days after submission.