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Most websites have a light theme, so this one does too
It reminds me of the beach
I like purple, so this is a purple theme
Colors adapted from Dark High Contrast from VS Code
This projects writes an ordered list to the HTML of an article element.
This project changes the innerHTML of the submitMsg elemnt to display "Thank you for your order." when the user presses the Submit button.
This project fixes errors to show the message that a business is closed and will reopen later.
This project is an application to convert from Fahrenheit to Celsius and vice versa.
This project is an application that displays messages depending on which shape the mouse cursor is hovering over.
This project uses a for loop and an if statement to get a total value of a lunch selection checklist.
This project iterates through arrays and writes the array's information as rows in a web table.
This project fixes a program to generate a bar chart showing cell phone sales.
This project finishes an application to provide the estimated cost of a moving company using debugging and accounting for user error.
This project debugs an application that counts the characters for a comment to a book review.
This project debugs an application that converts degrees to radians and vice versa.
This project is an algebra practice quiz with a timer.
This project uses nodes and a for loop to create a table of contents that allows navigation to matching h2 elements.
This project debugs a version of Concentration to match images.
This project is a signup form that uses regular expression to determine if the username, email, password, and password confirmation all follow the rules and that the passwords match./p>
This project finishes a web form that gets billing and shipping information.
This project fixes a web form that uses JavaScript to calculate and report the total cost of a registration.
This project uses regular expressions to check that a password is at least eight characters long, uses at least one uppercase character, has at least one digit, and at least one of !, @, #, or $.
This project uses Date objects to make a countdown for New Year's Day.
This project fixes errors in a program that uses stylometry to compare excerpts from authors based on frequency of word length.
This project is a timer using a timer object with properties to record minutes and seconds remaining in the timer.
This project uses objects to describe a pizza and describe a shopping cart.
This project fixes errors in a program that goes through a log of a classic chess game using objects and JSON.
This project uses a query string to attach a message from one page and display it on another.
This program uses web storage to display the last visit date and if articles are new on a blog page.
This program debugs a shopping cart page using web storage to store the product, price, quantity, size, and color of items to be in the cart.
This program adds drag and drop functionality to jigsaw puzzle pieces.
This program uses the Google Maps API to make cycling routes around Boulder, Colorado.
This program debugs a crossword puzzle that uses the space bar to change orientation between horizontal and vertical letter entry.
This project uses NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day API to show the picture of a day on a user-provided date and displays the information underneath the picture.
This project uses a Perl script and a JSON file to allow users to sign in and view their orders.
This project uses a Perl script, a JSON file, and an XML file to show science fiction book reviews.
This project uses jQuery to create a dropdown menu at the top of a webpage.
This project uses jQuery to hide and reveal ingredients and directions for a recipe.
This project fixes a form that uses jQuery for validation.
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Posted on 11/16/2024
Got to get started on this final project. It seems pretty cool! There's a lot I need to do, but I need to start with a layout. That means HTML comes first for me!
Posted on 12/7/2024
I've got almost everything done. I have a game, buttons to change themes, elements to work with storage and time, and more. I'm really close to being done with this project.
Posted on 12/8/2024
I'm finally done! This project is over. I tried my best. Sometimes I wonder if I did a three-column layout the way I really wanted it to be. This section with these news/blog articles can be much longer than their companions next to them in the column, but I thought that since each chapter had three hands-on projects, it was logical to order them that way. That means some other parts of this page had to be arranged in a different way to compensate for the column layout. If nothing else, the site is readable in both desktop and mobile, so I think I did good.
Posted on 12/25/2024
Enjoy your Christmas!
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