jyotikarmkar25

Started with a basic idea of a Pomodoro timer and gradually expanded it into a full productivity tool
Faced issues with localStorage and task persistence, which took time to debug and fix
Implemented streak and score system to make the app more engaging
Added Enter key functionality to improve user experience and speed
Focused on keeping the UI simple but clean while ensuring all features work smoothly

Started this project with a simple idea of creating a tourist website for Bastar, but faced multiple issues during development. Initially, the UI looked very basic and unorganized, so I had to redesign the layout and improve styling multiple times.

The main challenge was making the booking system work correctly—especially handling user input and calculating the total cost dynamically. Debugging JavaScript errors and fixing logic took time, but helped me understand how real applications work.

After several iterations and improvements, I was able to build a clean, responsive, and functional website. This project improved my problem-solving skills and confidence in frontend development.

🧾 Devlog

This project started as a simple idea to build a basic game using JavaScript, but it quickly turned into a great learning experience. Initially, handling user clicks and connecting them with game logic was confusing. Small issues like incorrect IDs and event handling bugs caused the game to break, which took time to debug.

Understanding how the computer generates random choices and comparing them with user input was a key turning point. Fixing logic errors and updating the UI dynamically helped in building confidence with DOM manipulation.

After multiple fixes, testing, and improvements, the game finally worked smoothly with real-time score updates and interactive feedback. This project helped strengthen my fundamentals in JavaScript and problem-solving.

Started with a basic Pomodoro timer idea and focused on building the core timer logic using JavaScript. Faced issues with timer control and UI alignment, which helped me understand intervals and layout better. After fixing bugs, improved the UI with a clean design and added work/break modes and alert sound. This project strengthened my concepts of DOM manipulation and user experience.

This project started with the idea of managing fridge items and reducing food waste in a simple, interactive way. I built features to add items, track expiry dates, and categorize them as fresh, warning, or expired using JavaScript.

During development, I faced challenges with date calculations, dynamic rendering, and small bugs like typos and class mismatches that affected functionality and UI. Fixing these helped me improve my debugging skills and attention to detail.

Overall, this project strengthened my understanding of DOM manipulation, localStorage, and UI design while teaching me how to solve real-world problems step by step.

Today I created a Mini Fruit Ninja game using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
I designed the game area and added fruits that appear randomly on the screen.
Players can click the fruits to increase their score.
I also added bombs and a timer to make the game more challenging.
This project helped me practice DOM manipulation and basic game logic in JavaScript.

Today I built a Smart To-Do List using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
I created an input box where users can add tasks by clicking the button or pressing Enter.
Each task can be marked as completed by clicking on it.
Users can also delete tasks using the delete button.
During development, I fixed some small bugs and improved the design and functionality of the app

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