This repository hosts a dynamic Quarto website designed to serve as a comprehensive platform for my Master's research presentations and ongoing data updates. The site provides an accessible and interactive way to showcase my work on [Your Specific Research Topic Here, e.g., "TB Immunology"].
The goal is to maintain this website as a living document of my research journey, allowing for continuous integration of new findings, analyses, and visualisations as my project progresses.
You can view the live website here: https://devonallies.github.io/mastersWebsitePresentations.io/
The website is structured to guide visitors through different aspects of my research:
- Home: Introduction to the project and key objectives.
- Background: Essential context and foundational knowledge related to the research.
- Immunology: Detailed exploration of the immunological aspects pertinent to the study.
- Summary: A concise overview of findings and conclusions.
- About: Information about the author and acknowledgements.
This website is built using:
- Quarto: An open-source publishing system for technical content, enabling the creation of dynamic and interactive documents.
- R & Python: Utilized for data analysis, statistical modeling, and generating visualizations. Key Python libraries include:
pandas,numpy,matplotlib,seaborn,plotlyfor data handling and visualization.
- SCSS (Sass): For advanced styling and maintaining a consistent visual brand.
- Git & GitHub Pages: For version control, collaboration, and seamless website hosting.
The website is designed for easy updates:
- Modify Content: Make changes to the
.qmd(Quarto Markdown) files,_quarto.yml, or SCSS styles locally. - Render Quarto: Run
quarto renderin your project's root directory to update thedocs/folder. - Commit & Push: Commit your local changes and push them to the
mainbranch of this GitHub repository. - Automatic Deployment: GitHub Pages will automatically detect the changes in the
docs/folder and redeploy the updated website within a few minutes.
Thank you for visiting