My reflection on the Second week of the Jadu fellowship program

The second week of the Jadu fellowship came to an end. We were all so much excited to learn new skills, getting comfortable with the new environment, and talking to each other. The week was full of opportunities so my fellows and I continued to explore this program. We had three classes, two technicals, and one non-technical.

Sir Saad Hamid taught us, “personal branding” in his class. He touched on various topics. He talked about how a person can stand out from a huge crowd. He talked about swot analysis. Capturing attention is very crucial. And if we can’t capture the attention of potentials employers, how do we are going to survive in the competitive market? He shared the 4C’s of capturing attention:

• Concise
• Clear
• Compelling
• Credible

Also, he emphasized choosing a role model or a mentor. It helps a lot professionally.

In the technical class, we started HTML from scratch. HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) gives a basic structure to a website. In HTML, We use tags. Each tag has its own format. The main parts of any tag are the opening tag, content, and closing tag. Using these tags we can create HTML elements. In this week, we learned how we can add headings, lists(ordered and unordered), paragraphs, images, hyperlinks, buttons, and password validation using HTML tags. Also, we created our very first HTML page.