Emilien

I added all the features : the program read the metadata from the EPUB, copy all files and convert it into the CBZ format

I added all the information, but also added a ForgeJo workflow with the aim of automatically deploying the site.

I added an internationalization system to the websites, so French visitors will see a translated version of my site.

Next, I added a PDF reader for CTF certificates. I also added a system that automatically retrieves badge information from OpenBadgePassport for CTFs offering badges on this platform.

I made the page responsive, but I also fixed the navigation bar and scrolling (smoother).

I added most of the site’s content, or rather the site’s structure: GitHub calendar, work, projects, events, and friends.
I also made sure that the navbar has a blurred background when you scroll down.

I just started the project, I built the navbar and first components (bio and profile)

I simply added better theme management by letting the user choose their theme mode and setting a better default theme.

I decided to broaden the target audience for my application and added an automatic design change feature.

When the user is on iOS, they see a Cupertino interface, while when the user is on Android, they see a Material interface.

First, I implemented the date picker on the Floating Action Button to allow users to choose the date of the menu they want to access more quickly and easily.
Next, I added a small message at the bottom to credit myself :3
Finally, I made sure to remove the date picker when there is no menu available.

I added the retrieval of information from the canteen API.
The API request was retrieved via HTTP Toolkit on my school’s official canteen app.

I did most of the frontend: everything needed to display the canteen menu.