Merge pull request #5 from hex333ham/dev

1.0.0 - Initial GitHub Pages Release

Author: hex333ham

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+# connorgraham.uk
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+Hello, you’re browsing the code for my professional website: [connorgraham.uk](https://connorgraham.uk)
+
+If you have any questions, please get in touch!
+
+## ~~CMS~~
+
+The goal with this was to create a website that is dead simple for me to manage and that doesn’t require a CMS.
+
+CMS solutions are great for large teams, but for a solo software engineer they can feel like extra steps that take more time than creating code.
+
+## CSS
+
+I’ve used the CSS framework [Bulma](https://bulma.io/) to save me time.
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+I’m always grateful for people that create these and make them freely available. I can produce complex SASS/CSS but it’s always nice not to have to, as they can be a lot of work when you include accessibility concerns.
+
+Usually I work with Bootstrap, but I tried something different and I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how much easier Bulma is to use.
+
+## Hosting & Git
+
+GitHub Pages hosts this site, and I have made the source code, including the full branch and tree structure, publicly available. I'm hoping this will give people an easy-to-understand overview of the software development process I follow on my projects.
+
+I use [GitFlow](https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/gitflow-workflow) for all of my projects and [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/), I have done on a semi-casual basis here as well.
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+As it's just me working on this, I can take some shortcuts you can't when working with a team. I'm using `dev-hex333ham` as my "living feature branch" and merging (via PRs) into `dev` before `main`. I'm using the same release structure and you can see how my site has developed through them here: https://github.com/hex333ham/hex333ham.github.io/releases