@muhammadbinjunaid

so basically this project is a full redesign of an authors website the old website was already there but i wanted to rebuild the whole design and make it look way more modern and actually interesting to use i worked on the homepage shop books virtual writing school blogs reviews enrollment form cart checkout and other pages the main idea was to keep the authors content but redesign how everything looks so it feels more clean creative and professional i also wanted the website to have its own style so i played around with fonts colors layouts animations and a notebook type background some parts were actually kinda hard especially getting the background to look good without making the whole website messy and also making the big footer look good with lots of information i used my web development skills to build and connect all these sections and kept testing stuff in the browser until it looked right

This is my personal developer portfolio and one of the projects I built while learning web development. I wanted to create my own portfolio instead of using a template, so I kept it intentionally simple. It is built with HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript, without a framework or build system. The site introduces me, showcases projects I have built, and links to their live versions. It includes responsive layouts, simple navigation, social sharing metadata, reduced-motion support, and a small animated car scene at the end. Looking back, this project reflects an early stage of my learning. I focused on getting something real online rather than making it overly complex. Since then, I have learned more about frontend development, performance, responsive design, and building complete projects. I have kept this portfolio as a record of that earlier stage in my journey.

MO OS is a browser-based operating system built as an interactive desktop experience. It includes a custom desktop, app dock, draggable windows, wallpaper switching, a sign-in screen, forgot password, sleep, restart and shutdown controls, a file manager with folder creation, Notes, Browser, GPS, Terminal, and Music. The Terminal has built-in commands, while the Browser supports predefined searches. The Music app includes a basic collection of playable songs. The goal is to make the browser feel like a real operating environment rather than a website designed to look like an OS. Users can open apps, manage windows, create folders, write notes, search, use GPS, play music, change wallpapers and interact with system controls. MO OS has a minimal, dark and technical style with clean typography, thin borders and subtle animations. It is built entirely for the web.