My own site!

What did you make?
I made a personal website to introduce myself, show my projects, and share what I’m learning. I built it with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

What was the challenging part?
Making everything work together and getting the layout and interactions to feel right was the most challenging part. I also had to fix bugs and improve the site based on testing.

What are you proud of?
I’m proud that I built and published my own website and made the design and features myself. Getting it accepted in V.2 also made me really happy.

What should people know to test the project?
Open the website and explore the different sections, projects, and interactive features. Try clicking the buttons and links to see how the site works.

I built a personal portfolio website from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
It showcases my projects, skills, interests, and information about me, and I deployed it using GitHub Pages so it can be accessed online.
The challenging part was putting everything together into a complete, functional website and figuring out the structure, styling, JavaScript interactions, debugging, and deployment.
I’m proud that I actually finished and shipped my first website instead of leaving it as an idea, and that I learned how the different parts of web development work together.
To test it, open the deployed website and explore the different sections, projects, skills, and interactive elements.
The main goal is to experience it as a personal portfolio and see how everything is presented.