Before Joining ICF
Before joining the training, I was a BCA student with an interest in web development. I had basic knowledge of HTML and CSS and wanted to gain practical experience by working on real projects.
Journey at ICF
During my training, I learned how to create and structure professional webpages using HTML and CSS. I improved my understanding through practical exercises and project work. I also learned how to organize website sections, create navigation menus, design layouts, and make websites more user-friendly.
Mentorship & Work Culture
The guidance and support from mentors helped me understand concepts more clearly and improve my practical skills. The learning environment encouraged me to ask questions, practice regularly, and develop my projects with confidence.
Advice for Future Interns / Students
My advice to future students and interns is to practice regularly, ask questions whenever you have doubts, and work on practical projects. Start with the basics, learn step by step, and don't be afraid of making mistakes because every project is an opportunity to learn something new.
Skills Learned
Key Achievements
- I successfully developed two web development projects: a Career Guidance Portal and a Job Portal. These projects helped me apply my HTML and CSS knowledge to create structured, attractive, and user-friendly websites. I also gained practical experience in webpage design, navigation, layouts, and organizing website content.
