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Websites and Portfolios

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Purpose and audience 0:00

A personal website should have one clear goal and one main audience. You tailor tone and content to that reader, whether employers, collaborators, or the public.

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Sections and structure 3:32

Common sections include about, projects, publications, teaching, media, code, and news. The site should stay organized, scannable, and easy to update as a living document.

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Access and domains 7:02

Use alt text, descriptive links, high contrast, and consistent headings. A domain name is the readable web address, usually leased yearly, with providers like Wix or GoDaddy.

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