30 days 30 projects.
A simple web application that generates random multiplication problems and asks the user to solve them. The app keeps track of the user's score and updates it based on their answers. It also uses local storage to persist the score across multiple sessions.
A simple web animation that uses the mouse movement of the user to generate heart icons that float around the screen.
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Created a button with a ripple effect using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This adds interactivity to the webpage and uses CSS ::before pseudo-elements and transform to create the ripple circle, while JavaScript calculates the position of the user's mouse and updates the CSS custom properties used for the ripple animation.
A really cool feature that allows me to showcase a set of images on my website in a continuous loop, rotating them one by one.
This project creates a social media selector menu using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Clicking the button shows a list of social media platforms and selecting one updates the button text.
I created a sidebar menu using HTML, CSS, and JS. JS adds event listeners to show/hide the sidebar. It's a simple project demonstrating basic web development skills.
A dark-mode toggle effect created using HTML, CSS & JS. Also when we switch on and off, these modes are saved inside the local storage of the browser.
The code creates an animated search bar using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with a stylish design that includes a shadow effect, magnifier and microphone icons, and a transparent input field.
The project is a New Year's countdown created using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It features a dynamic countdown that updates every second, displaying the exact amount of time left until the new year. The project offers a fun and interactive experience for users.
This web app calculates BMI using height and weight inputs. It displays the BMI value and weight condition. Built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, it's a useful tool for quickly determining BMI and weight condition.
30-day challenge to build JavaScript mini projects using vanilla JS, CSS & HTML✨ Each day features a new interactive frontend project -- 💡 Perfect for sharpening JavaScript fundamentals, building a project portfolio, and mastering DOM interactions and browser APIs.
In this project, I created a stylish analog clock with the Rolex logo using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It dynamically retrieves the time from the user's browser to accurately represent the current time. This allowed me to practice my front-end skills while learning about working with the DOM, handling user events, and creating animations.
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