My very own WebOS

Devlog #4: I spent hours trying to get the audio player window to render and actually play music. I originally had my HTML classes mismatched between window-header and, title-bar , which completely broke the OS dragging script and threw null errors everywhere. Once the DOM IDs were wired up, the real headache was getting the CD #disk to spin without the interval math crashing the browser tab. Finally got the array bounds right for the playlist track switching, and it feels so good to see that 💿 animation perfectly synced with the hype beats. Overall, it was worth it. Also, shout out to the Golden State Warriors for winning the Summer Legue championship.

Devlog #3, I finally finished phase one of my WebOS. I added draggable windows and got a battery for the aesthetics

Devlog #2, I added a gif to the background and FINALLY got the clock to work, I am going to add one more cool thing to this WebOS

Devlog #1 - Building my first web page: I built my first personal HTML webpage, which I called my “Web OS.” I practiced using headings, paragraphs, images, links, and inline CSS to customize the page with fonts, borders, padding, and positioning.I also learned from several mistakes, including using multiple  tags and incorrect background image syntax. This project helped me understand the basics of HTML and CSS, and my next goal is to organize the code better and move my styles into a separate CSS file.