I made this simple land page about my hometown Bishkek, as part of SheCodes Coding Challenges. I made the website's design in Figma first and transformed it into a webpage using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap. Finished 32nd (out of 717), but - hey! - it's participation that matters, after all :)
A weather application that uses the OpenWeatherMap API and displays the current temperature in real-time and a 6-day forecast. Using the search function you can find the weather information about any city in the world, including your current location. This is my second project for the SheCodes Plus Workshop.
This is my very first website! Starting as an absolute beginner I have created this page from scratch within two weeks as my final project. I built this page when I've just completed the SheCodes Basics Workshop. For this project, I used newly-acquired skills in HTML, CSS and Vanilla JavaScript.
This is the coming soon page for the future plant store website. The page features a subscription button features for the future communicaton with customers. The Plant Store website is built with HTML, CSS/SASS, and JavaScript, making it responsive, scalable, and customizable. It has a modern, minimalist design with an emphasis on high-quality product images.
This Full-Stack application enables users to add new movies to an existing list and vote for their favorite films. The website extracts data from an artificially created API on Supabase and updates the information in real-time, providing a seamless user experience. The technologies used in building this application include HTML, CSS, React, Node.js, and an API.
This form allows a quick and easy way for customers to rate their experience with service. Users can rate service on a scale of 0 to 5 points, and as soon as the rating is submitted, the form transitions into a thank-you note. It's built with HTML, CSS/SASS, and JavaScript, allowing for a smooth and responsive user experience.
This is my very first experience with React. This simple app is built around the classic game of rolling a dice. The user can refresh the page to randomly generate a winning or losing result for each Pokemon deck of cards. The technologies used: HTML, CSS, React.
This simple yet powerful form manipulates existing data to calculate the final shipping price based on the destination and package dimensions entered by the user. I'm glad that I've built this responsive and intuitive form that seamlessly handles complex calculations in real-time.
