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Joined July 12th, 2026

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What did you make? : A Smart Calculator web app that handles standard arithmetic plus advanced operations (square root, power, modulus, floor division) and a built-in currency converter for USD, EUR, GBP, and QAR. Originally built and tested in Python, then converted into an interactive HTML/CSS/JS web app deployed on Netlify.

What was challenging? : Setting up the local dev environment properly — I ran into a "localhost cannot be reached" error caused by a leftover Chrome debug config, and a favicon that got saved with a double file extension. Getting Live Server working correctly in VS Code took some troubleshooting.

What am I proud of? : Getting the currency converter logic working cleanly with accurate exchange rate handling, and successfully translating my original Python calculator logic into a fully working, responsive web version.

What should people know to test it? : Try switching between the Calculator and Currency tabs at the top. On the calculator side, test the standard operators plus the extras (√, ^, //). On the currency side, enter an amount, pick a "from" and "to" currency, and hit Convert.

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This is an older project of mine — the Smart Calculator — that I’ve been upgrading further. Today I got it running locally through Live Server in VS Code instead of only viewing it on the deployed Netlify site, which makes testing changes much faster.

-I also added a custom favicon (favicon.png) to the site so it has its own icon in the browser tab, replacing the default placeholder.

-Used AI assistance along the way to help troubleshoot a couple of setup issues (a broken file extension on the favicon, and a leftover debug config causing a “localhost unreachable” error) and to help get Live Server working correctly.

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What did you make? :
My personal website for the Stardance Hack Club challenge, a retro desktop-style page with About, Projects, and Skills sections.

What was challenging? :
Getting used to HTML and CSS together, structuring sections properly, and figuring out why my image wasn't showing up (file name had to match exactly). Deploying with GitHub Pages also took a few tries.

What are you proud of? :
Having a fully working, deployed site that I actually understand — not just copied code. I also like how the retro design turned out. Also proud of myself that the link is working thanks to the tutorial :))

What should people know to test your project? :
Just visit the live link and click through the nav buttons (About, Projects, Skills) to see each section.

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