Personal website of Audrey Troutt, an accomplished hands-on technology leader. This site showcases her experience, speaking engagements, writings, and teaching activities.
Look, this is my personal portfolio site. Why would you want to run it? Are you me? If so, hi Audrey! Here's the most basic ai-generated instructions for how to run and load it in case you (I?) forgot:
- Run the command:
python3 -m http.server
- Open your web browser and go to
http://localhost:8000
If you're NOT Audrey, seriously, there are probably more interesting things to do. Like watching paint dry. Or learning interpretive dance.
Again, this is my site. So, unless you're me (Audrey), why are you testing this? Did you find a bug? Are you trying to help? That's... unexpectedly nice of you. Anyway, here are some basic ai-generated tips:
As this is a simple static website, testing is primarily manual:
- Visual Inspection:
- Open
index.htmlin different web browsers (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) to ensure consistent rendering. - Check that all content, including text and images, displays correctly.
- Verify that the layout is responsive by resizing the browser window or using browser developer tools to simulate different device viewports.
- Open
- Functionality Check:
- Click on all navigation tabs (About, Speaking, Writing, Teaching) to ensure they switch content correctly.
- Test all external links to make sure they lead to the correct destinations.
- (Optional) Linting:
- You can use linters to check the quality of the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code.
- For HTML, consider using a tool like the W3C Markup Validation Service.
- For CSS, tools like CSSLint or the W3C CSS Validation Service can be helpful.
- For JavaScript, ESLint or JSHint are popular choices.
If you're not me and you actually did all this, let me know if something's broken!