Project ideas that you could consider to showcase your skills as a Junior Frontend Web developer π¨βπ»π¦
1οΈβ£
Build a simple personal portfolio website to showcase your work and skills as a developer. This can include sections for your projects, skills, your info, and a section to contact you.
2οΈβ£
Create a landing page for a new product or service. This could include sections for features, pricing, and customer testimonials.
3οΈβ£
Design and build a simple e-commerce website. This could include product pages, a shopping cart, and a checkout process.
4οΈβ£
Create a mobile-responsive website for a local business. This could include sections for the business's services, location, and contact information.
5οΈβ£
Build a website for a non-profit organization. This could include sections for the organization's mission, programs, and ways to get involved.
6οΈβ£
Design and develop a website for a conference or event. This could include information about the event, a schedule of sessions, and a way to register.
7οΈβ£
Create a website for a subscription-based service. This could include a sign-up form, information about the service, and a way for customers to manage their subscriptions.
I hope these ideas will give you some inspiration for your projects π₯
Do Like π & Share π
ππΌπΉπΉπΌπ me for more:
Tipsπ‘+ Guidesπ + Resources β‘ related to programming and Web Development π¨βπ»
Feel free to connect with me π
Thanks for your support β€οΈ
Top comments (15)
Build a typing speed tester. Shows skills in reactivity, array manipulation, local storage
Build a D&D character builder. Shows local storage, deeply nested objects, data store management
Build a sports ladder manager (divisions of 6 people, top two get promoted, bottom two get relegated). Shows local and remote storage, form inputs and validation, complex calculations, move objects around in a nested hierarchy.
More complex projects ..
Fantasy F1 manager
Poker/backgammon tournament manager
Cricket scoring app
Online chess match (web sockets and move validation, move notation)
Thanks for sharing <3
If you are a front end developer interested in going more full stack, you should do something more computationally complex. Building something like a tournament bracket, a graph editor (nodes & edges), or anything with JS canvas will help you flush out some basic math skills which are more common on the back end.
Thanks for sharing π
It was very useful πβ€
Thanks for sharing
No problem β€οΈπ
That cover meme is so relatable though.
Yeah π
These are great ideas! Thanks for sharing! I think some of these would be either good personal projects, freelance projects, or volunteer projects as well.
Thanks for sharing your feedback π
I build a note taking chrome extension
That sounds great π₯
Thank you for sharing... I really appreciate
Happy to share π
I will unsubscribe your site because your header banner is against my religion.