In this workshop, we learned about our Career DNA. I don't really care about my career DNA but it does offer some insight into my interests. As expected, I got interests and career clusters centered around technology.
The Final Portfolio project is supposed to be the culmination of all our works over the 3 years we've been in Web into one website. This portfolio is supposed to contain all our works from Visual Design all the way to Web Client Programming. To make it more interesting, each of our portfolios had its own style which made it distinct from others. As a result, you can tell whose portfolio you are on based on what you immediately see in front of you. I started building my portfolio slowly during the school year. It went through a few iterations before it became the final product. As it is, I'm happy at how my portfolio came out, it resembles the vision I had for it and contains all my previous works I have done over the years.
On the final day of CTESS, we reported to the Bank of America building to recap on what we had done in the program and present our topics from the Youth Think Tank. Other students offered their criticisms and feedback to our presentation and vice versa. The seminar also told us what to expect in our future and what steps we can take to ensure that it is successful. I had some prior knowledge of this topic because I had been to some workshops that taught me how to ensure that my future is successful.
In this lab, we are working with a sticky navbar. This navbar will remain in a fixed position on your screen regardless of where you scroll; however, the appearance of this navbar changes once you leave the top of the webpage. The navbar will change to have the title of the website present along with other existing elements of the navbar. While I do think this is interesting, I don't think I'll use it since I don't have a practical use for it in any of my projects.
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