Sample Answer
I’d start with semantic HTML so the structure is clear: a `<header>` with my name and a `<nav>` list for sections, a `<main>` containing a `<section id="projects">` and `<section id="contact">`, and a simple `<footer>`. Each project would be an `<article>` with a title, short description, and links. For CSS, I’d keep one main file and organize it in sections: reset/base styles, layout, components, and utilities. I’d use class names like `.site-header`, `.nav-list`, `.project-card`, `.contact-form` instead of overusing IDs. For layout, I’d rely on Flexbox for the header/nav and project grid, and a max-width container (e.g., 960–1200px) centered with margin auto. I’d add a couple of mobile-first media queries so the three-column project layout gracefully collapses to two and then one column on smaller screens.
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In your resume you note improving or optimizing [a process, KPI, or metric]. What specific baseline metrics did you start from, what steps did you personally take, and how did you verify that the improvement was due to your changes rather than external factors?
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