Congratulations.
You have reached a very important milestone in the course.
Today, you're going to try to code your first app independently.
So you have all my respect for coming this far in the course.
And let me tell you what this will consist of.
So, so far, I have been showing you how to build real world programs.
So I've been coding on my computer and you've been trying to do what I've done.
Now I'll give you the project requirements, how the app looks like, how the app that you should build
looks like.
So without further ado, let me show you how the app looks like.
So this is the app you should be building.
This is a company website.
Let's say we have Company X, Its name is the best company.
And here we have some text description about the company.
Then we have a header again.
So a header, some text, a header, and then we have the team.
So the the photos of all the team members and their names.
So John Smith, for this member of the company and this is a role for John Smith.
I'll give you all this data.
So that's the final app and it also has a contact us form.
But for today, all you have to build is this page.
So tomorrow you're going to add a second page and that form.
But today all you have to build is this page.
So that's how it looks like.
And that's normally what you see when you get some project requirements.
Normally, you will not see the end product, but you will see some sketch as a developer.
So you'll see that sketch and you'll start to build that.
So in this case, I'm giving you some sort of sketch.
You can see it on video.
So you know what you should be building and I'll give you the delta now.
So in the lecture resources.
You will find.
These delta.
So let me explain you what these are.
Delta that C is, V is a CSV file.
If you open it in pie chart, you should see something like this.
So we have the first name here, a comma last name role image that is the header of the data.
And then we have John Smith.
So John is the first name, Smith is the last name marketing manager corresponds to the role and one
that PNG is the photo for John Smith.
So then we have images, these are all the photos.
So that's the photo for John Smith and then that's the photo for the second.
A member of the company which corresponds to that second row in the Delta.
So that would be Alberto Look.
So those data should be rendered on the web page.
And then we have these topics that see as we file, which is also a CSB file, it has this topic header,
job inquiries, project proposal Other.
This is a file that you will need in the next day so you can ignore this file for now.
You can just keep it on your project folder, but you don't need it for today.
You only need these two.
So what you should do now is you should be creating a passion project.
A new project puts those files.
In that project and create a dot P file and start coding this web page.
This is just some fake text, so just write something or find something from Google.
And in the next video, you will see my solution to this first exercise.
So how I built this page.
But there's only one advice I want to give you in relation to how to create these apps, and that is
start from scratch.
So I know that my apps are similar to what you build.
I know that the portfolio website is very similar to this, but don't copy my code, so don't copy the
code from the previous projects and paste it on your passion project.
Simply start from scratch.
So type in the input statements.
First, go to the next line, write whatever you need to write and if you get stuck, of course you
can see my previous projects.
You can look at the portfolio website code for reference, but you should always be typing in code because
you are learning, so you should be used to the syntax.
That's how you learn the language.
With that, I thank you and I'll see you in the next video where I'll give you my solution to this feature,
to the web page of this app for the day.
See you there.