🎲 50 Mini Web Projects Using HTML, CSS, and JS

We found a cool repository for you with 50 frontend projects that will teach you how to do cool things with HTML, CSS, and JS.

In addition, each project can be tested in real time on a separate site.

🔗50 Projects

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Frontend Reminder

Stop waiting for the “perfect idea” Build something ugly today


Ugly code is how you get to clean code. Ugly UIs become beautiful with  Repeating

🎯 Just write. Just build. Just post.

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485 SVG icons

a huge collection of various SVG icons for you that you can use in your projects.

It is possible to download in SVG format, as well as copy as various components

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30 days of JavaScript

Step by step JavaScript learning in 30 days with a clear development plan

This repository contains step by step materials on learning JavaScript in text form.

The authors have divided the lessons into a 30-day challenge but recommend going at your own speed

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📚 Here are the BEST #FREE resources to level up your #JS skills

Courses & Guides
MDN Web Docs
JavaScript.info
FreeCodeCamp

YouTube
Traversy Media (Crash Course)
The Net Ninja (Full Playlist)

GitHub
You Don’t Know JS (Book)
JavaScript Algorithms (DS & Algos)

Build Projects & Practice
JavaScript30 (30 Mini-Projects)

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ግዕዝ CAPTCHA try it  the words are funny 😂

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❤️❤️Happy mother's day❤️❤️

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Do you need the source code??? leave a reaction

You can try changing the existing music to something else

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What is javanoscript:void(0)?

If you have encountered the javanoscript:void(0) construct but did not understand its meaning, this article explains what it does and why it is used.

We will understand why it is often used in HTML links and in which cases it is worth abandoning this technique.

🔗 Read the article

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Did you know this trick?

Create a real-time CSS editor in just a few lines of HTML:

contenteditable — makes <style> editable right on the page

style="display: block" — makes the <style> tag behave like a block element so it's visible and editable

When you change the text inside <style>, the browser immediately applies the new styles to the entire page

You can interactively change styles without JS — a cool hack for learning


If it's interesting don't forget to react and share 😍

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hello every one This is single page website for medical service
futures have
#responsive
#1_page only
#built using only html css and javanoscript

and also you can handel emails by using web3forms after sign in you can get the ACCESS KEY and paste on the form section and you will receive email smoothly 

Here the link https://medicore-et.netlify.app/

And if you need the source code comment source code and also don't forget to react for more content like this

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NEW in HTML Close Modals WITHOUT JavaScript

Meet the closedby="any" attribute a game changer for native HTML modals

How it works
Close with a button (method="dialog")
Close by clicking outside (backdrop)
Close with the Escape key
Zero JavaScript needed for closing!

👉 Live Demo CodePen Link
(Works in Chrome, Edge, Android Browser)

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What is the map() method in JavaScript and how is it used?

map() is a JavaScript array method that creates a new array by transforming each element of the original array using a given function.
The original array is not modified.

Example

const numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];

// Multiply each element by 2
const doubled = numbers.map(num => num * 2);

console.log(doubled); // [2, 4, 6, 8, 10]

In this example:

• map() applies a function to all elements of the array
• Returns a new array with the results
• Ideal for data transformations

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