I've now created a 'dummy' site's skeleton in HTML, and used some CSS to give it some kind of layout, rather than have each element sit in a vertical line. It's looking much better, but, until we give it a bit of colour and style it looks very old skool. Let's give it a bit of style!

Last time I made a "dummy" site skeleton in HTML in order to inform my decisions when it comes to creating a fully-functional, easily-updatable Jekyll website. Next step, use some CSS to jazz things up a bit!

Before jumping straight into a Jekyll site, I decided to create a single page "Dummy" site to practice my HTML and CSS and to use as a reference when it comes to creating Jekyll layouts and structuring the site.

In my last post, I started to get to grips with the Markdown syntax, aiming towards publishing my own website with these very blog posts on. I still feel very much in the dark as to how this is all going to end up, but, how else can I learn by doing?

Hi, my name is Chris, I'm a Maths Graduate from Liverpool in the UK, and I've recently moved to Melbourne, Australia. I've decided that 2014 is the year that I learn to code, program, develop websites and all that jazz...