In this lab, you'll have the opportunity to recreate a piece of Mondrian Art, applying your knowledge of the CSS Grid techniques. This exercise will help solidify your understanding of how elements are structured and manipulated on a web page.

1. Fork the Repository: Navigate to the top right corner of this page and click on the "Fork" button. This action will create a copy of this repository in your own GitHub account.

2. Clone the Repository: To get the repository onto your local machine, use the following command in your terminal or command prompt:

   git clone <URL_OF_YOUR_FORKED_REPOSITORY>

   Make sure to replace <URL_OF_YOUR_FORKED_REPOSITORY> with the actual URL of the repository you just forked.

3. Navigate into the Project Directory:

   cd the_repo_name

   Replace the_repo_name with the actual name of the repository you cloned.

1. Commit Changes: Throughout your project, as you make changes or complete sections, commit those changes to your local repository. Aim for commit messages that clearly describe what modifications were made.

   git add .
   git commit -m "A brief description of the changes"

2. Push Changes to GitHub: After making a significant amount of progress or upon completion, push your changes back up to GitHub:

   git push origin master

3. Submit Your Work: Once you're finished, submit the link to your pull request on Canvas, or according to the instructions provided by your instructor or course.