#Profile Photo and Name

• [ ] My profile photo is a clear headshot, bitmoji, or avatar of myself, not the Github logo.
• [ ] My name and username displayed is professional and contains a variation of my name.
• [ ] My other relevant profiles like Portfolio or Twitter are linked in my bio.
• [ ] (Optional) If I have a bio, it is quick and easy to read.
• [ ] 🆕 My personal README is clear, easy to read, and contains no spelling or grammar errors (check through using Grammarly, etc.). Some templates and ideas to get you started on a personal readme.

#Pinned Projects:

• [ ] I have pinned 4-6 non-sprint projects to the top of the page, prioritizing my most impressive projects and open-source contributions. I have included at least a one-sentence description of each project.
• [ ] Each of my pinned projects has a robust and clearly formatted README that includes a project description, its functionality, status, tech/framework used, any bugs, how to use it, and roadmap for future development. Note: for Construct Week projects, you should keep the README written by Masai School.

#Graph:

• [ ] My graph is green, and has been for 1 week prior to submitting my GitHub for review. Additional troubleshooting: changing authors.