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DESN 368: Web Design + Code 1Fall 2026

Brick by brick. Tag by tag. Source-level fluency.

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Not started. 1 Learn Syllabus first
Not started. 2 Learn Markdown: source and preview
Not started. 3 Workshop Practice Markdown live
Not started. 4 Learn What a repository is
Not started. 5 Workshop Set up your accounts
Not started. 6 Workshop Get your workspace
Not started. 7 Apply Markdown Tutorial
Not started. 8 Apply Markdown practice in your README
Not started. 9 Apply Your introduction
Not started. 10 Review Readings and visual notes
Not started. 11 Apply Your Figma card
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1. Which place holds your due dates and submissions? The course site Canvas Your repository

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Canvas. The course site teaches, and your repository holds your work.

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2. Which Markdown line makes a second-level heading? # Notes ## Notes **Notes**

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## Notes. Each # is one level: # is the top heading, and ## is the next.

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3. Which Markdown makes a link? [the syllabus](https://code-and-design.org/1/syllabus/) (the syllabus)[https://code-and-design.org/1/syllabus/] <the syllabus>

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The first one. The words go in square brackets, and the address goes in parentheses right after them.

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4. What is a commit? A saved, named change to the files in your repository A message to the instructor Publishing your repository to the web

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A saved, named change to the files in your repository. Every edit you commit on GitHub becomes one.

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5. Who can open your workspace repository? Anyone with the link Everyone in the class Only you and the instructor

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Only you and the instructor. The Private label beside the repository name tells you so.

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6. Where does your Figma card go? In the shared class Figma file, with its link submitted in Canvas In your repository In an email to the instructor

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In the shared class Figma file. Every card sits side by side there, and you submit a link to yours in APPLY: Figma Card.

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13 · Check submissions and return

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Canvas holds the due date.

Brick by brick. Tag by tag.

Source-level fluency. Eastern Washington University.

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