GitHub Markdown

Markdown

Document your learning

Markdown uses simple symbols to format headings, lists, links, images, code, tables and task lists.

Markdown source patterns and their documentation purpose — Simple Markdown syntax creates structured, readable and accessible project documentation.

Anatomy of a useful README

A README should explain the project before presenting technical details. Include its purpose, main features, setup instructions, usage, screenshots or evidence, contribution information and appropriate acknowledgements.

Anatomy and recommended sections of a useful README file — A complete README helps another person understand, run, evaluate and maintain the project.

Headings and emphasis

# Main Title
## Section Title
### Subsection

**Bold text**
*Italic text*

Lists and links

- GitHub
- Figma
- Google Stitch

1. Create
2. Commit
3. Publish

[Course Website](https://drshahizan.github.io/scst1133/)

Images and code

![Dashboard](images/dashboard.png)

Use the `index.html` file.

```html
<h1>Digital Tools</h1>
```

Table and checklist

| Tool | Output |
|---|---|
| GitHub | Website |
| Figma | Prototype |

- [x] Create repository
- [ ] Publish website

Images, folders and optional badges

Store screenshots in a predictable folder such as images/ and use descriptive alternative text. A badge can summarise a useful repository signal, but it should never replace written documentation.

Badge or signal	What it communicates
Stars	How many users bookmarked the repository; it is not a quality score.
Forks	How many copies were created for independent development.
Issues / Pull Requests	Visible collaboration activity and proposed changes.
Contributors	People represented in the commit history.
Visitors	An optional external counter; treat the number as approximate.

![Project screenshot](images/dashboard.png)

## Demo
Describe what the reader will see, then add the tested URL.

## Contributors
- Name — role and contribution

Recommended README template

# SCST1133 Digital Tools

## Student Information
- Name: Your Name
- Matric Number: Your Matric Number
- Section: Section 03 or 04

## Course Information
- Course: SCST1133 Data Engineering Ecosystem
- Lecturer: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Shahizan Othman

## Digital Tools
### GitHub
Describe what you learned and add your GitHub Pages URL.

### Figma
[View my Figma prototype](PASTE-URL-HERE)

### Google Stitch
Add your prompt and screenshot.

### Google Vids
[Watch my presentation](PASTE-URL-HERE)

## Reflection
Write a short reflection on your learning experience.

✓

Always preview before committing. Check headings, links, image paths and table alignment in the GitHub Preview tab.

Expected output

A structured README using headings, links, images, a table and checklist.
Student and course information is complete.
A reflection section is ready for final submission.