Business Cards

I know what my business card says, but I often struggle with what my personal business card would say. I guess I struggle with what is my brand and purpose when work items are stripped away. What we convey is important. Stripping away from the fire drills, KPI management, and performance reviews at work, where do I stand?.

As I've been giving this some thought some items clearly rose to the top, like lifelong learner, curious, love maps, etc. Here is my first view into what that looks like within an HTML framework.

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Here is the code behind the scenes:

                    
                        <fieldset>
                        <legend>
                            Collins TM
                        </legend>

                        <label for="HTML">HTML</label><br>
                        <meter id="HTML" value="4" min="0" max="10"></meter>
                        </fieldset>

                        <fieldset>
                        <legend>
                            Collins TM
                        </legend>

                        <label for="HTML">HTML</label><br>
                        <meter id="HTML" value="4" min="0" max="10"></meter>
                        </fieldset>

Learned about FIELDSET tag. For this exact outcome in the past, I would have created several DIVs and relied on CSS and javascript to get the correct outputs and displays. This once again proves to me that there is so much to learn even in a beginner/starting language like HTML. In the past, I was searching for complexity unnecessarily to seem more elegant (I guess ), and now I'm embrasing simplicity.