Coding veridiPASS website for Project ePayTraffic (PEPT)

It's been a long time since I posted in this #LearnToCode community. I had a lot of work to do to get this far and now I am positioned to be more active in the coding community.

I am the founder of Project ePayTraffic (PEPT) ecosystem, token and community on Hive. I completed the foundational components of my project and now I am able to build out the many inter-connecting systems and processes that make it all work together.

Today's focus is on web development, project communication, engagement and analytics.

Web Development

If you clicked on the above image you will be sent to our veridiPASS website. My focus was to code something that was not complicated and that I could do myself with guidance from W3 Schools
https://www.w3schools.com/w3css/tryit.asp?filename=tryw3css_images_text

W3Schools allows you to play, learn and earn.

You can see my starting point for the code which I modified to include some basic html elements. An image and some links. Nothing complicated.

The veridiPASS image was created using PeakD #ai-images Generator. I added links to blogs related to different aspects of Project ePayTraffic. The links are at absolute positions on the image but also contextually align with project mission and values.

I also decided that I could create a dropdown list of links. So I added a bit of code from some navigation examples. At the top left I will likely add a hamburger menu but for now, its an About dropdown navigation.

If you do a View Page Source on the veridiPASS website you can see how I modified the sample code to fit my need.

I used the element to set a default url for links on the page. This way, I didn't have to add the target="_blank" for all the links on the page. And you can see within the