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Adaptation of a vanilla JavaScript mini-project taken from a Traversy Media video tutorial. Practices involved: remembering to use toUpperCase() when building search bar input elements, traversing the DOM, using indexOf() > -1 to implement search functionality, a 'for' loop and an 'if/else' conditional statement

  • Updated Oct 7, 2019
  • HTML

An expanded version of a Traversy Media weight converter app. Using Bootstrap classes in the UI, this multi-unit conversion tool combines JavaScript 'if/else' conditional statements with the addEventListener() and setTimeout() methods to achieve a slim, uncluttered feel, resulting in a smooth and efficient user experience.

  • Updated Oct 9, 2019
  • HTML

Here is a tiny application with quite some verbose code because I wanted to practice what I learned and use different alternatives related to JavaScript and DOM traversal. Indeed, I used most of the crucial fundamentals needed to work with elements and manipulate a page whilst it's running in the browser.

  • Updated Sep 16, 2023
  • CSS

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