The Git Guide is a simple, educational website created to help beginners understand Git and GitHub concepts.
It covers version control fundamentals — such as creating repositories, making changes, branching, and collaboration — all through clean and responsive static web pages.
🔗 Live Demo: https://sallyresch.github.io/team8-versionControll/
This project was developed as part of a learning assignment to demonstrate knowledge of HTML, CSS, Git, and GitHub workflows.
Introduces version control concepts and explains the purpose of Git and GitHub in modern software development.
Explains how to create and manage repositories, link local and remote repos, and includes examples of common Git commands.
Teaches branching concepts, why they’re important, and how to use essential Git branching commands.
Demonstrates how to track, commit, and push file changes in Git, with examples of frequently used commands.
Presents the project team with styled member cards and subtle animations.
- HTML5 — semantic and accessible structure
- CSS3 — responsive design, custom properties, animations
- Git & GitHub — version control and collaboration
✅ Responsive layout
✅ Dropdown navigation menu
✅ Subtle hover and animation effects
✅ Organized modular CSS
✅ Educational Git command examples
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.