@Casanova

I was entirely responsible for making the target practice minigame. Including movement, shooting, recoil, target behavior, and entire architecture

This is my website, I made it using html and CSS at first, but later added some JS to make nice animations. It has a homepage with some info about me, a projects page - where I showcase my proudest programming projects, and a contact page containing my contact information. I used AI to learn basics of JavaScript and some general tips for the architecture of the website. The hardest part was probably making up my mind as to how I want my projects to be displayed but in the end I decided that a simple 2-wide list would be sufficient for the current amount of content. The usage is self explanatory, the user can click each project to see it's github page; if you want, you can test out the contact feature by sending an email to me... just sayin.
also, the github readme of this website is also a readme of my entire github profile so I can't really talk about the site itself there

This is my website, I made it using html and CSS at first, but later added some JS to make nice animations. It has a homepage with some info about me, a projects page - where I showcase my proudest programming projects, and a contact page containing my contact information. I used AI to learn basics of JavaScript and some general tips for the architecture of the website. The hardest part was probably making up my mind as to how I want my projects to be displayed but in the end I decided that a simple 2-wide list would be sufficient for the current amount of content. The usage is self explanatory, the user can click each project to see it's github page; if you want, you can test out the contact feature by sending an email to me... just sayin.
also, the github readme of this website is also a readme of my entire github profile so I can't really talk about the site itself there