week01.md

01 STATE OF THE ART

THINKING OUT LOUD

After studying fashion for 5 years at a fashion school, I no longer look for inspiration from movies like The Devil Wears Prada. Last year, as I was trying to make my first ever bio materials, I realized the process was just like cooking.

So, I thought, can culinary arts be the new inspiration?

NAVIGATING THROUGH THE WORLD OF CODING

This week is about learning how to build a documentation website with Gitlab using markup language Markdown.

ALL ABOUT TEXT

Two types of fonts are : Serif and San Serif

I prefer San Serif because it looks clean, minimal, and contemporary, whereas Serif looks serious and classic.

Testing out different fonts ↓

In the end I decided to use Encode Sans Thin 100 because it's simple and modern :)

SOME NOTES

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Number Sign for Headings

Add # in front of a word or a phrase to creating a heading. The numbers of # used correspond to the heading level.

For Example:

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Asterisk/Underscore for Bold

Add ** or __ before and after a world or a phrase to bold text.

For Example:

This is fun! This is fun! This is fun!

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Asterisk/Underscore for Italic

Add * or _ before a world or a phrase to italicize text.

For Example:

This is not fun! This is not fun! This is not fun!

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Asterisk/Underscore for Bold and Italic

Add *** or ___ before a word or a phrase to bold and italicize text.

For Example:

This is Fun!

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Helpful Website: Basic Syntax

ALL ABOUT IMAGE

Uploading images in Markdown is really simple. We can upload images from various resources such as the Internet or PC.

SOME NOTES

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To upload images from the Internet:

1. Open any image
2. Right click and select 'copy image address' option
3. Paste the image address instead of the Image URL in Markdown
4. The image will be inserted

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To upload images from PC:

It's important to specify the path of the images saved on our PC. Remember to minimize the sizes of the images and not to upload too many at the same time.