MY TABS
- 8 Devlogs
- 51 Total hours
MY TABS
Ship #1
Pending review
What I made
I created a custom new tab page called Space Pulse. It’s a compact personal dashboard featuring a NASA APOD image slider, search bar, shortcuts, sticky notes, and an emoji-based profile section.
What was challenging
The biggest challenge was fitting all the features together without making the interface feel cluttered. I also had to make sure notes, shortcuts, and profile data were saved correctly using local storage while keeping the page feeling personal rather than like a generic dashboard.
What I’m proud of
I’m most proud that Space Pulse is a functional project that I could actually use every day. The personalized shortcuts, notes, and emoji profile give it its own character, while the NASA imagery adds a nice visual touch without taking away from the overall design.
What people should know before trying it out
Space Pulse requires JavaScript to be enabled in the browser. Notes, shortcuts, and profile settings are stored locally, so they will be lost if the browser’s local storage is cleared. The NASA APOD image updates daily, and when an image is unavailable or the APOD is a video, a fallback background is displayed instead.
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Failure teaches more than success. Actually i am bad at write the notes so i used ai to wrote my readme.md file but due to the ai usage my project got rejected 3 times i am completely frutrated and i deleted all my readme.md file and created a new start writing the whole by analysing others reame.md file noting all the required headings everything now i learned how to write the readme.md file and i feel more confident than before that i can able write by my own . I am thanking stardance to reject my project multiple times so that i learned from it .Finally my readme.md file is complete cleared all my project is cool
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Devlog – Review & RecoveryThe Stardance review highlighted two issues: my demo was behind Vercel’s login protection, and my README needed an AI usage note. 🔒I disabled Deployment Protection, redeployed the site, and added a clear AI Usage section explaining how ChatGPT assisted while I reviewed and refined everything myself. ✍️After resolving a Git merge conflict and pushing the latest changes, the demo became publicly accessible again. 🌐One small fix unlocked the project for everyone. 🚀
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this one of the day image
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Today I worked on my space-themed dashboard and added a few features to make it feel more useful and interactive. 🚀 The dashboard now has a web search option, quick-access links, sticky notes, and a NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day section that updates with space-related content. 🌌 I also focused on keeping the design simple and clean while giving it a futuristic space look. It’s starting to feel less like a basic homepage and more like my own personal space hub. ✨ Next, I want to improve the responsiveness, smooth out the interactions, and add a few more useful features. 🌠
3h 50m 27s logged
🔭 Devlog #4 – Exploring the Universe, One Date at a TimeToday my space dashboard became even more interactive. 🚀 I added a Search APOD button alongside a 📅 date picker, allowing users to travel through NASA’s archive and discover Astronomy Pictures of the Day from any past date. 🌌 With just one click, the website fetches and displays a new image or video along with its title, date, and explanation, making every search feel like uncovering a hidden story from the universe. ✨ This small feature transformed the site from a static viewer into an explorer’s portal, giving users the freedom to revisit unforgettable moments in space history. 🌠 Next, I’ll polish the experience with smoother loading, better error handling, and deploy the project to GitHub Pages. 🌍
8h 32m 35s logged
Bringing My Space Dashboard to LifeToday I transformed my APOD website from a simple demo into a polished space experience. 🚀 I designed a two-column layout with the NASA image/video on the left and the title, date, and explanation on the right for a clean, readable interface. ✨ To create a futuristic feel, I added a dark blue-purple space gradient and a glowing glassmorphism card that makes the APOD appear to float in space. 🌌 I also made the explanation panel scrollable so long NASA descriptions stay easy to read. 📖 To match the “Give Your Website a Pulse” theme, I built an animated CSS pulse bar with a glowing green ECG effect that adds subtle life to the page. 💚 Next, I’ll improve the user experience with better loading and error states before deploying the project on GitHub Pages. 🌍
2h 27m 29s logged
Turning the Dashboard into a Real Traveler Hub 🌍✨
Today I moved beyond the NASA section and started building the personal dashboard experience. 🧭 I added a Quick Access area for saving useful links, a Sticky Notes section for keeping small reminders, and an emoji picker to give the dashboard a little personality. 📝🔗😊 I also connected these features to localStorage, so my notes and links stay saved even after refreshing the page. 🔒💾 The goal now is to make everything feel less like a collection of features and more like one smooth, futuristic traveler workspace. 🚀🌌 Next up: polishing the UI, animations, and responsive mobile experience. 📱✨
3h 52m logged
H1 – Giving My Website a Pulse
Today I started building my My Tab project with Vite. I got the local server running and connected the NASA APOD API. 🌌
I also added my API key to .env and made sure .env is in .gitignore so the key isn’t pushed to GitHub. 🔒
Next, I’m working on the UI and getting the daily NASA image, title, date, and explanation onto the page. 🚀
Your project is using Vite and already has the NASA APOD section, search, quick links, and sticky notes in the UI.
