@leonjohns

This is my final update to the WebOS, I have went onto add five more features into my webOS.

1. Retractable task bar on the left side

• Cleaned up the building app clutter into a simple task bar with options to see all other apps

1. Internet app

• Search the internet with the option of choosing between 4 search engines!

1. Pomodoro app

• A simple pomodoro timer with a 25-minute work period and a 5-minute break period, with pause functionality

1. Inspirational quotes

• Quotes on the wallpaper to keep you motivated.

1. Spotify app

• Play top 50 music in the world, with limits 😭

This is my finished build of my CozyOS and I look forward to using the skills I have learned from this to build other websites, such as one day, building a personal live website.

I have made a cool, warm aesthetic website operating system simulation with various apps named CozyOS

-It has various apps, such as a hydration tracking app, a YouTube player, and a background changer

-One of the many major challenges I faced while making this OS was learning how to code with HTML. The hardest task I gave myself during this project was to make a function that declutters the majority of the code that supports opening and closing apps. I then built on this to control all my windows across all apps. I am very proud of myself for figuring it out without relying on AI

-I am planning on adding to the looks, more apps and functionality in the second part of this mission, further giving me more knowledge and experience with HTML.

-Thank you for checking out my project!

I have made my very own WebOS as part of “My very own WebOS” mission. This was my first time going into HTML in this much depth. Although it was hard, it was a great experience in which I learned more things about HTML and, moreover, how to operate GitHub.