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🖥️ Remote Equipment Request System – Build a Mini Admin Dashboard with HTML, CSS & JS

Frontend Challenge Holistic Webdev Submission

This is a submission for Frontend Challenge: Office Edition sponsored by Axero, Holistic Webdev: Office Space

What I Built

I created a Remote Equipment Request System using only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

This project is a web-based tool where employees can submit requests for work-related items (like laptops, chairs, monitors), and admins can review, approve, or reject those requests — all within a sleek browser interface.

It also helped me:

Practice DOM manipulation

Use eventListener effectively

Learn how to simulate data flow in a web app

Live Demo:

https://dev-pooja.netlify.app/

**GitHub Repo:
https://github.com/pooja-bhavani/Dev-Challenge

Journey

In remote-first workplaces, handling equipment logistics can become chaotic. This mini dashboard simulates how a simple internal tool could make life easier for both employees and IT/admins — all without a complex backend.

This project was a solo project

License

I grant Axero a worldwide, royalty-free license to display this project for promotional or marketing purposes, with credit. Full ownership remains with me.

Thanks to Axero and the DEV team for this cool challenge!

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Dotallio

Really solid solution for handling these requests in remote teams. Have you thought about taking it further with any backend or auth integration?

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Pooja Bhavani

Yes I am thinking of integrating Backend to it.

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shiva shanker

Nice work👏

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Pooja Bhavani

Thank you

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Nathan Tarbert

This is extremely impressive, especially doing it all solo with just front-end tech. Love seeing these kinds of projects rolled out live

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Pooja Bhavani

Thank you so much @nathan_tarbert