Ninjago WEBOS

Changed the apps to custom ones I made on canva without using AI.

Another App Done!

After finishing Ninjanotes, I went on to make two apps (one of which is Spotify, but it just opens in a new browser for now). The thing that I spent most of this time on was the Calculator App. Since I still have almost no idea how to use JavaScript, I got AI help again, but I didn’t just copy its code. It taught me what to do myself and helped me debug problems, one of which was the new full-screen feature that’s included in all windows. I also made it generate icons, but I will eventually replace them with my own art, because they look horrendous. Anyway, that’s it for now, and I’m going to get the GitHub Page ready for my first ship because, as of now, I have done the requirements. However, I will still keep working on this, so stay tuned!

Ninjanotes is done! First major change: the styling, which looks AWESOME. Next, I added a delete, edit, and add note button, making it a full fledged note taking app. Also, the icons for each note look like scrolls! I’m onto the next app now, so what should I make? I need your help.

Added some functionality to the NinjaNotes app. It took some time because I didn’t really understand the JavaScript in the guide, but I got it to work with AI guidance. I also forgot to mention that I added a close button for the topbar to prevent it from getting in the way at times.

Added NinjaNotes as an app (although no design or functionality has been done yet)

Through following the guide, I made the window draggable, with an open and close button, and a header for the window. Some minor details include centering the stuff on the welcome screen and putting all of the styles in a css file.

Made the Landing window, the background, and the top bar. Again, like my last project, it’s based on Ninjago(I can’t really think of anything else), but it’s fine because I plan to make peripherals for my desk all based on different Ninjago characters. So far, I’ve done a Kai-themed Hackpad, and now I’m making a webOS for the eventual bigger project of a Lloyd-themed Cyberdeck!(ik cool right?) Anyway, because I still have to get a bit used to HTML, this might take a bit of time, but working on my personal site helped me improve my html/css skills, so it’ll be alright. Anyway, stay tuned!