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@devholdt/semester-project-1-tsm

v1.0.0

Published

![semesterproject1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/81162745/203291070-f987ae4e-7ca8-44df-bab8-9a572c9feb55.png)

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Readme

Tønsberg Science Museum - Semester Project 1

semesterproject1

A website for a fictional science museum based in Tønsberg, Norway.

Description

This project was made for the Semester Project 1 assignment at NOROFF where I was tasked with creating a website for a fictional science museum with a primary target audience of middle school children and families.

The website have a creative use of colours and a design that appeals to both children and parents.

Prerequisites included

  • Should be informative, engaging and appealing
  • Should attract both middle school pupils and their parents/families
  • Should take for granted that the audience is inquisitive and intelligent
  • Should encourage users to visit the museum itself
  • Should be responsive and easy to use and navigate

Built With

The website is built using

  • HTML
  • CSS

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git clone https://github.com/MHerholdt94/Semester-Project-1-TSM.git
  1. Install the dependencies:
npm install

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