Daily CSS Images Portfolio

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Daily CSS Images Portfolio

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Last edited Feb 20, 2017

Created on Feb 20, 2017

This portfolio template presents the user’s Daily CSS Images challenge entries as a weekly visual gallery. Each week is a section with a heading, a short personal reflection, and a row of thumbnail images, each linking to the corresponding CodePen project. The page uses a clean, responsive Bootstrap grid layout, with a header featuring the author’s name and an animated subtitle. The styling is driven by SCSS variables for consistent colors and fonts, with a soft green gradient background, triangular accent shapes, and Bootstrap's thumbnail component for image previews.

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