🚀 Devlog #3 – Final Polish & Completion Today I completed IndianOS and focused on polishing the overall user experience.What I added🚀 Boot screen with a loading animation before the desktop appears.🔔 Notification toasts that display when applications are opened.🪟 Double-click on a window title bar to maximize and restore windows.ℹ️ An About IndianOS window with project information.🎨 Improved the desktop layout, taskbar, and window styling for a cleaner, more modern look.ChallengesThe biggest challenge was making the window system feel smooth and responsive. I refined the dragging logic, improved window layering with z-index, and made sure maximizing and restoring windows worked correctly without affecting other open applications.What I learnedManaging DOM events for draggable interfaces.Using JavaScript to control window states and interactions.Improving UI/UX with small visual details like animations and notifications.Organizing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into a simple desktop-style application.Final Features🖥️ Desktop Interface📋 Start Menu🪟 Multiple Draggable Windows📁 Files App📝 Notes App🧮 Calculator🕒 Live IST Clock🚀 Boot Screen🔔 Notification Toasts🪟 Double-click to Maximize Windowsℹ️ About IndianOSBuilding IndianOS was a fun way to learn more about DOM manipulation, event handling, and designing a desktop-like interface entirely with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This project also gave me experience structuring a larger frontend project while keeping the interface simple and responsive.