P0: Submitting a Glitch Project

Log into Glitch using the account you'd like you be using for the rest of the course.

Remix this project on Glitch: https://glitch.com/~just-readme Links to an external site.

Somehow obviously customize the project description text. Right now it says "Change this project description text."

Somehow obviously customize the project README (the README.md) file. It currently says "Change this README text." The .md file extension suggests this text will rendered into HTML as Markdown. Browse this Markdown cheatsheet for a guide to how to format and structure text: https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet Links to an external site.You'll need to learn how to make headers, lists, links, and embed images.

Find a small image (with tasteful content) and drag it onto the "assets" folder of your Glitch project. Clicking on the image will give you a long URL you can use to reference that file in your project.

To get credit, submit the Project Page URL for your new project here on Canvas. It's okay to leave the auto-generated name as you found it. If you forgot something, there's no need to resubmit as long as the URL doesn't change. The Project Page URL is the one that starts with "https://glitch.com/~" In the future, you may need to submit multiple URLs for a single assignment when we ask you to do projects that go in multiple creative directions.

Scoring:
- [1pt] Project description has been customized.
- [1pt] The README includes a header (#).
- [1pt] The README includes a bulleted list ( -).
- [1pt] The README includes a *working* link to some other website.
- [1pt] The README includes a visibly embedded image referencing one of the project's assets you uploaded.