Follow these simple steps to download and run this project on your computer. This guide is beginner-friendly and perfect for students who are learning web development and working on college projects.

Step 1: Download the Project from GitHub
First, open the GitHub repository link of the project.
Click on the Code button and then select Download ZIP to download the project files to your computer.
You can also clone the repository using Git:
git clone https://github.com/rjksharma/project-name.git

Step 2: Extract the ZIP File
If you downloaded the ZIP file, extract it using any file extractor software like:
• WinRAR
• 7-Zip
• Windows Extract Tool
After extracting, open the project folder.

Step 3: Open the Project in VS Code
Download and install Visual Studio Code if you do not already have it installed.
Open VS Code and click on:
File → Open Folder
Select the extracted project folder.

Step 4: Install Live Server Extension
To run the project smoothly in your browser, install the Live Server extension in VS Code.
How to Install:
1. Open VS Code
2. Go to Extensions
3. Search for Live Server
4. Click Install

Step 5: Run the Project
Inside the project folder, locate the index.html file.
Right-click on index.html and select:
Open with Live Server
Your project will automatically open in the browser.

Step 6: Customize the Website
You can now edit:
• Text content
• Images
• Colors
• Sections
• Buttons
• Layout
All files are beginner-friendly and easy to customize for personal projects, portfolio websites, and college submissions

Requirements
Before running the project, make sure you have:
• A modern web browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox)
• Visual Studio Code
• Internet connection (optional for fonts/icons)

Troubleshooting
If the project is not opening properly:
• Make sure all files are extracted correctly
• Check that index.html exists in the root folder
• Try reopening the project in VS Code
• Ensure Live Server is installed properly

Final Note
This free project source code is shared for educational and learning purposes. Students and beginner developers can use it to improve their frontend development skills and understand real-world website structure and design.