@Lorenzoczk

I built a single-page website that runs in the browser. The design aspect was the real challenge—choosing the colors and sizing the blocks and buttons—but I managed to do it and am proud to have finished. I hope I pass and unlock the Web2 challenge.Just wanted to say I’m from Brazil, and whenever I use this, Google Translate changes my words; I hope you take that into consideration.

Oi, esse é o meu projeto, já é a quinta vez que eu envio ele, espero que esteja tudo certo. Ele é basicamente uma página da web com algumas funcionalidades interessantes e eu não sei se já foi aprovado ou não, eu queria que vocês me respondessem isso, é algo muito importante. Na parte do Hacktime estão três projetos, mas o único de verdade é o triângulo verde. E só aproveitando, eu não estou conseguindo avaliar projetos e pegar meus pontos, pois está falando que não tem projetos para serem avaliados, então seria legal se vocês tirassem essa etapa de avaliação. Por favor, me mandem uma notificação tirando minhas dúvidas.

I created a site—or rather, a web page, something that runs directly in the browser and has some functionality. I’m proud to have committed to this and finished it; I hope it gets approved, as this is one of my first challenges.

Just a quick note: I’m from Brazil and use Google Translate to write better English. I’m not entirely sure, but I think the way it alters my text might look like AI-generated content, so I ask you to take that into consideration.

What did you make?I successfully completed the challenge by building a WebOS interface. While it shares some basic structures with other projects, I focused on creating a very clean, minimalist, and simple layout. It features a sleek black theme with neon green accents, and includes a notepad, a timer, and a search tab for links. As my unique feature, I integrated a mini-game where you control a triangle and have to jump over incoming red squares.What was challenging?The hardest part was definitely the design process. Since UI design is not my strongest suit and I am still learning, I even used an AI assistant to help me refine the visual style. Thanks to Arcade, I’m developing my skills very well and managed to overcome this obstacle.What are you proud of?I am really proud of the final look of the interface. I wanted a project that wasn’t visually overloaded but looked highly polished. Even though it is simple, the textures and the neon green theme turned out beautiful, and I’m proud that I managed to deliver exactly what the challenge required.What should people know so they can test your project?It is a simple and straightforward site. You can interact with the basic widgets like the notepad and timer, use the link search bar, and play the triangle obstacle mini-game directly in one of the windows!

I created a Brazilian History quiz about the French Revolution. The challenges were that, in general, I always program in C++, but, with some video lessons, asking people some questions, and researching on the internet, I managed to learn more JavaScript and make the project. It is my first project. I am new to Hack Club and this is the first project I am posting. I am very proud to have finally managed to make and post my first project. I hope people look at it and think the design is cool and nice. The part I like the most was the color design, and the programming is, in my opinion, well organized.