This repository contains assignments and projects completed for T INFO 230: Web Development.
The work focuses on foundational front-end development concepts including:
These exercises form the foundation for later work in full-stack development, information systems, and modern web applications.
| Assignment | Live Demo |
|---|---|
| Hello World | https://jamdanie.github.io/uw-web-development/assignments/hello-world/ |
| Personal Webpage | https://jamdanie.github.io/uw-web-development/assignments/personal-webpage/ |
| Hobby Website | https://jamdanie.github.io/uw-web-development/assignments/hobby-website/ |
| Information Website | https://jamdanie.github.io/uw-web-development/assignments/information-website/ |
| Book Club | https://jamdanie.github.io/uw-web-development/assignments/book-club/ |
| HTML List Demo | https://jamdanie.github.io/uw-web-development/assignments/html-list-demo/ |
| Fitness Website | https://jamdanie.github.io/uw-web-development/assignments/fitness-website/ |
| Pun Site | https://jamdanie.github.io/uw-web-development/assignments/pun-site/ |
Click any link above to view the assignment.
The assignments in this repository explore fundamental web development concepts such as:
Technologies directly used in these assignments:
Projects were developed using common tools including:
These tools were used for editing code, debugging layout issues, managing version control, and hosting projects online.
Some assignments incorporated the use of large language models (LLMs) as learning aids.
Tools used during experimentation include:
These tools helped with:
All final implementation and debugging were completed manually.
This repository documents early coursework and demonstrates the progression of foundational web development skills.
The projects serve as building blocks toward more advanced topics including:
uw-web-development │ ├── assignments │ ├── hello-world │ ├── personal-webpage │ ├── hobby-website │ ├── information-website │ ├── book-club │ ├── html-list-demo │ ├── fitness-website │ └── pun-site │ └── README.md
This repository represents **early front-end development practice and coursework