A responsive, static photo-sharing web page inspired by platforms like Instagram and Pinterest.
Built collaboratively with HTML and CSS, this project focuses on layout precision, team coordination, and desktop-first design.
This is the second group assignment in the Tinyuka Frontend Track at AltSchool Africa. Our goal was to simulate real-world collaboration by working together in a team of 10 students.
The challenge: Create a static profile page with a photo grid, user section, and minimal interactions — no JavaScript required.
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- ⚙️ HTML5
- 🎨 CSS3 (Flexbox + Grid)
- 👤 User Profile: Name, role, and avatar
- ➕ "New Post" Button: Static, styled for future functionality
- ✏️ "Edit Profile" Button: Static, styled for future functionality
- 🖼 Responsive Gallery: CSS grid layout for dynamic resizing
- ❤️ Like Icons: Hover states using pure CSS
- 📱 Mobile-Friendly: Optimized for all screen sizes
- Pixel perfect design complete
- Responsive
- JavaScript functionality (not required for this assignment)
Implement JavaScript functionality to enable profile editing and allow users to create new posts dynamically.
You can run this project locally in your browser with zero dependencies.
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Reuben-10/altschool-circle1-insta-spot-assignment-02.git
# Navigate into the project folder
cd altschool-circle1-insta-spot-assignment-02
# Open the HTML file in your browser
open index.html
# Or right-click and choose "Open with Browser"📝 No installation, package manager, or server required.
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We are a team of 10 passionate learners from AltSchool Africa Tinyuka School of Enginnering, collaborating to build this project from scratch.
- Ejiro Francess Ejoh
- Reuben Agbor
- Busari Olanrewaju
- Esther Oluwatimilehin
- Elinah Mmbone
- Salaudeen Rukayat Temitope
- Doris Senyah Afriyie
- Adebomi Omodolapo Ademola
- O-Oluyomi Boluwatife
- Lateefat Bello
Special thanks to:
- AltSchool Africa – for providing a strong foundation in frontend development
- Mr. Oluwasetemi Ojo – our supportive instructor for the Tinyuka Frontend track


