🧠 Task 02 — Make Your First Mini Project

Goal: Apply your new Git and GitHub skills by creating a small, creative project inside this repository.
This is your warm-up before the 🎭 Tech or Treat challenge!

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📋 Steps

1. In your forked repo, create a new folder under: mini-projects//

Example: mini-projects/tristiansellers/

2. Inside that folder, add a simple project using any language or format you’re comfortable with — it could be:- A small HTML page (index.html) that prints “Hello, Hacktoberfest Jam!”

• A short Python or JavaScript script that logs your name or favorite quote
• A Markdown file (README.md) describing your favorite tech concept

3. Add a short README.md in your folder with:

• Project name
• What it does
• How to run or view it

Example: My Mini Project Prints my favorite programming quote in the console.

4. Stage, commit, and push your changes:

git add . git commit -m "Add mini project: " git push origin main

5. Open a Pull Request titled: Add mini project:

6. Wait for review and merge approval from a maintainer!

💡 Inspiration

Need ideas? Try one of these quick concepts:

• 🎨 A themed landing page (use HTML/CSS)
• 🔢 A simple random number or fortune generator
• 🎧 A “soundboard” that plays funny or spooky sounds
• 💬 A Markdown-only “mini blog” about your coding journey
• 🧩 A creative text animation or console-based mini game
• 🪄 A playful script or illusion that fits the “Tech or Treat” vibe

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🎯 What You’ll Learn

• How to organize and structure a small project
• How to write and document code with a clear README
• How to make commits and open Pull Requests confidently
• How to collaborate with others in a shared repository
• How to showcase your work in the student gallery

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✨ After completing this, you’ll be ready for the final creative stage —
🎭 Tech or Treat Challenge!