@berragurlesin

devlog #03
Hi everyonee, here are the features I’ve added to the site over the past two days:

1. Notification System

I set up a notification system so users can stay updated on comments, replies, and solutions to their own issues (in short, anything related to them)

2. “My Projects” Module

I added a module where users can view the issues they’re working on.

3. Solution Mechanism

I’ve set up a system for providing solutions to problems, creating README files, viewing solutions, and managing the problem-solution workflow. As I mentioned earlier, solutions can be tracked from the my projects page.

4. Deletion and Content Management Permissions

Users now have control over the content they create on the platform (the person who created a comment, solution, or issue can delete it)

5. Solution Approval System

If the person who posted the issue also approves the submitted solution, the ticket is moved to a separate page—the “Resolved Issues” page. This page can be accessed from the categories section. (visually, I’m thinking of making the tickets on this page look like they’re cut off or truncated. What do you think?)

devlog #02
Yeah, I didn’t get much work done today, but at least for now I’ve set up a login and registration system that works, organized the categories, and added a search bar. This is what it looks like right now. (let’s see how it goes :D)

devlog #01
Last month, I attended a camp where we took classes on entrepreneurship and we were often asked to identify a problem and come up with a solution. We were all eager to find solutions, but our problem was that we couldn’t find any problems! We spent most of the time allotted to us trying to identify problems, it felt like we’d run out of problems to work on. We asked people about the problems they were facing, the things they wished existed. That’s when an idea came to me, why not create a platform that brings together people with problems and those who can find solutions for them? I’m now taking the first steps to bring this idea to life; thinking about what kind of theme it could be, how it might look good, and how to make it functional. (I thought the ticket theme would be aesthetically pleasing, any suggestions?) I’ve started working on a rough draft, but there will be sooo many changes to come! If you think you need a site like this, stay tuned.

My website now looks good on mobile devices too! To fix this issue, I removed the images from the mobile version, but it’s fully functional now. So I’ve finished my project, gained experience building a website, and feel really motivated!! ༄˖°.🚀.ೃ࿔*:･

After +4 hours, my website is almost done! After creating the basic layout of my website, I selected the photos I wanted to use in the collage on the homepage and chose the fonts and colors. I wrote my bio and spent hours tweaking the collage to look exactly the way I wanted, adjusting the position of each photo one by one. Inspired by a website I’d seen before, I wanted the images to move when the mouse hovered over them and to have a footer section at the bottom, so I asked the AI to teach me how to do that. It turned out to be really easy! To make the images move, CSS uses a property called :hover (basically, you’re telling it what should happen when the mouse hovers over it) I added “transform: scale(1.08)” to the image to make it enlarge slightly when hovered over. To ensure this happened smoothly, I also added “transition: transform 0.25s ease”. For the footer, there’s an HTML tag called “”. Just add it to the very bottom of the page and type whatever text you want inside it (I added a copyright notice to make it look cool). You can try it too! Right now, I have a homepage introducing me, a page where I talk about my projects and achievements, and a page with links to my social media accounts. Later, I’ll also add my own essays to the site. That’s how I built my first website, and it actually really excited me!

My own website! This is just the beginning! 🚀