Hey everyone! 👋
I'm starting something I've been wanting to build for a while: WebCraft7767.
It's a GitHub-based project showcase where I’ll be building and sharing free, practical websites and web applications around different ideas, problems, and niches.
Instead of only following tutorials, I want to learn by actually building things from scratch and turning ideas into working projects.
🛠️ What am I building?
Some of my projects will focus on everyday problems, while others will explore interesting or experimental ideas.
One of my current projects is:
🔧 FixFinder
A web application designed to help people find nearby repair technicians and handy-service providers for everyday needs.
For example:
📱 Phone repair
🚲 Bicycle repair
🪑 Furniture repair
🔧 General handy services
📍 Local service discovery
The goal is simple: make it easier to discover relevant local services when you need them.
💻 What's the point of WebCraft7767?
I'm using it as a place to:
- 🧠 Learn through real projects
- 🛠️ Experiment with different web technologies
- 🎨 Improve my UI/UX and frontend skills
- 💡 Turn ideas into working prototypes
- 📂 Build a public portfolio on GitHub
- 📈 Document my progress over time
I'm not trying to make every project perfect.
I'd rather build → test → improve → repeat.
🌱 What's coming next?
I'll continue adding projects covering different categories and ideas.
Some will be simple.
Some will be more ambitious.
And some will probably fail.
That's part of the process.
I'll also share the projects here on DEV.to when there's something interesting to show, including what I built, what I learned, and what I'd change.
🔗 Follow the journey
You can find the projects on my GitHub:
GitHub: https://github.com/WebCraft7767
If you're also learning web development, I'd love to hear what you're building.
Drop your project, GitHub profile, or latest experiment in the comments. 👇
Let's build things. 🚀
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