Ankit Tripathi

Today I worked on building my Chrome extension Study Sidebar Notes, which helps me take notes and draw while browsing any website. I started by setting up the extension structure using Manifest V3 and created a sidebar that can be toggled on any page.

Then I implemented a notes section with auto-save using chrome storage, so all my notes are saved per website. After that, I added a drawing canvas with features like smooth drawing, color picker, pen size control, eraser, and clear option.

I also improved the UI to make it look clean and modern with a dark theme, and added a feature to download notes as a text file. Finally, I tested the extension on different websites to make sure everything works properly.

This project helped me understand how Chrome extensions work, how to inject UI into webpages, and how to manage user data efficiently.

In this project, I developed a browser-based Tic-Tac-Toe game using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The game allows two players to take turns placing X and O on a 3×3 grid.

I implemented the game logic to detect winning combinations and display the winner when three symbols align horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. I also added a reset feature so players can restart the game easily without refreshing the page.

The project helped me practice DOM manipulation, event handling, and implementing basic game logic in JavaScript. The final version was deployed online so it can be played directly in a web browser.

I’m working on my first project! This is so exciting. I can’t wait to share more updates as I build.