@Ombama

Travel Budget Planner is a responsive web app that helps users estimate the total cost of a trip. Users enter their destination, number of days, number of travelers, hotel cost, food cost, transportation cost, activity cost, and extra budget percentage. The app calculates the full trip cost, cost per person, daily average cost, and category totals. The project also includes input validation, a Budget / Standard / Expensive trip label, visual spending bars, localStorage save/load support, a reset button, and a print summary feature. It was built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as a front-end travel planning tool.

im gonna fetch all nasa's data mwahaha...

Pack for Your Trip Tool is a travel packing checklist website built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Users select their trip type, weather, trip length, and main activity, and the website generates an organized packing checklist with interactive checkboxes, saved progress, print support, and reset options. The website code and main project functionality were built manually. The only AI-generated parts of this project are the README file and the banner image.

This is a game like higher or lower, but this is based on the number of people who go to certain travel spots.

This is a simple website where someone can pick the state they live in the United States, and there will be 20 spots that the person can visit.

I am going to make a Ny Times type of project but the topics are related to pokemon.

GreenSpace WebOS is a browser-based desktop environment built with HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. It includes five applications: Welcome, Notes, Nature, Settings, and Calculator. Users can open, drag, minimize, maximize, restore, and close application windows through desktop icons, the searchable Start menu, and keyboard shortcuts. Notes, Nature progress, appearance settings, calculator history, and window layouts are saved with browser local storage and restored after refresh. The project also supports multiple wallpapers, light and dark themes, responsive layouts, accessible keyboard navigation, screen-reader announcements, dynamic taskbar controls, and built-in diagnostics that verify the final system structure and browser features.