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https://github.com/brunortech/new-york-city-blog

A simple website built with HTML, created using the guide provided by Codecademy. This project showcases a blog about New York City, featuring engaging multimedia content, interactive navigation, and a clean layout to provide an immersive experience about the city's history, attractions, and culture.
https://github.com/brunortech/new-york-city-blog

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A simple website built with HTML, created using the guide provided by Codecademy. This project showcases a blog about New York City, featuring engaging multimedia content, interactive navigation, and a clean layout to provide an immersive experience about the city's history, attractions, and culture.

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# New York City Blog

This project is a simple website built with **HTML**, created using the guide provided by [Codecademy](https://www.codecademy.com/journeys/full-stack-engineer/paths/fscj-22-web-development-foundations/tracks/fscj-22-fundamentals-of-html/modules/wdcp-22-semantic-html-44fa9550-9f1e-49de-b4d6-295acba84038/projects/semantic-html-nyc-blog). It showcases a blog about New York City, featuring engaging content, multimedia elements, and interactive navigation to provide an immersive experience about the city's history, attractions, and culture.

## Features
- **Informative Blog Post**: A detailed article about New York City's boroughs, history, and famous landmarks.
- **Multimedia Content**: Includes images, videos, and audio to enhance the blog's presentation.
- **Interactive Navigation**: A navigation bar allows users to jump between different sections of the page.
- **Clean Layout**: Designed with a simple and readable structure for an engaging user experience.

## File Structure
- **index.html**: Contains the structure and content of the blog.

## Usage
To view the blog:
1. Download or clone the repository.
2. Open the `index.html` file in any web browser to explore the blog.

## Customization
If you'd like to customize the blog:
- Modify the HTML content in `index.html` to add your own articles, multimedia, or sections.
- Add a `style.css` file to include custom styling for fonts, colors, and layouts.
- Enhance functionality by linking a JavaScript file for interactive elements.

## Acknowledgment
This project was built using the guide provided by Codecademy. The original project can be found [here](https://www.codecademy.com/journeys/full-stack-engineer/paths/fscj-22-web-development-foundations/tracks/fscj-22-fundamentals-of-html/modules/wdcp-22-semantic-html-44fa9550-9f1e-49de-b4d6-295acba84038/projects/semantic-html-nyc-blog).