Part 1 — Planning & Understanding the Design
We walk through the Figma design, break down the sections, and plan how to build the website step-by-step. Perfect for beginners to understand the structure before coding..
<h1>How to create your own porfolio
website from scratch</h1>
website from scratch</h1>
<h2>What You Will Learn in This Tutorial</h2>
- How to build a complete professional portfolio website from scratch
- Understanding HTML structure and clean coding practices
- Styling layouts using modern CSS
- Converting a Figma design into a real website
- Organizing your project files like a real developer
- Making the website fully responsive for all screen sizes
- Improving UI/UX through spacing, alignment, and visual hierarchy
- Master GitHub for version control and project management.
- Deploy your portfolio to a live production website
<h2>Tools and Technologies Used</h2>
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HTML5 – for website structureHTML5 – for website structure
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CSS3 – for styling and layout
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VS Code – code editor for building the project
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Figma – reference design for layout and UI
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Google Fonts – typography
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Git/GitHub – for project version control
- Responsive Design Techniques – media queries, flexible layout
<h1>Step-by-Step Coding Tutorials</h1>
Part 2 — Setting Up the Project & Building the Header + Hero
We move from planning to actual coding. You’ll set up VS Code, create the project folders, and start building the Header and Hero sections directly from the Figma design.
Part 3 — Continuing the Layout & Styling More Sections
We continue building the next sections of the website, improving layout, spacing, and design accuracy. This part prepares the structure before we make it responsive.
Part 4 — Making the Website Fully Responsive
We add responsive design so the website works on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. Learn media queries, flexible units, and best practices for mobile-friendly layouts.
COMING SOON!
Exciting updates are on the way — stay tuned!Part 5 — Final Touches, Polishing & Deployment
We refine the UI, fix spacing, adjust visuals, and prepare the project for deployment. You’ll learn how to upload your portfolio to the web for everyone to see.
