This repository contains a static web project developed as a focused exercise to enhance and demonstrate foundational front-end skills using HTML and CSS. The project features a responsive user interface for a simplified booking chat system, designed to adapt seamlessly across various screen sizes.
This project was created as a hands-on learning experience to:
- Reinforce HTML5 Structure: Practice effective and semantic structuring of web content.
- Master CSS3 Styling & Layout: Deepen understanding and application of advanced CSS concepts, including Flexbox and/or Grid for robust layout, custom styling, and visual effects.
- Implement Responsive Design: Gain practical experience in making web interfaces adaptable and user-friendly on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices through media queries.
- Develop Clean UI: Focus on creating an aesthetically pleasing and intuitive user interface purely with styling languages.
- Responsive Layout: The design automatically adjusts and optimizes its presentation for different device screen widths.
- Simulated Chat Interface: Visually represents a conversation flow, including message bubbles and user interactions.
- Interactive-like UI Elements: Incorporates visual elements that mimic interactive components, such as booking duration options.
- Modern Aesthetic: Designed with a clean and contemporary visual style.
- HTML5: For structuring all elements and content on the page.
- CSS3: For all visual styling, layout management, and responsive adaptations.
- (Optional: You can specify particular CSS techniques here, e.g., "Utilizes Flexbox for component alignment and CSS Grid for overall page structure.")
- No JavaScript: This project deliberately avoids JavaScript for its core functionality, demonstrating a pure HTML and CSS solution for the UI.
You can view the live, deployed version of this practice project here: View Live Demo
Through this project, I gained significant practical experience in:
- Applying responsive design principles to build flexible and adaptable layouts.
- Utilizing advanced CSS selectors and properties for precise styling and visual effects.
- Structuring HTML semantically for better accessibility and maintainability.
- Problem-solving common front-end layout challenges on different screen sizes.
This project is complete and successfully served its purpose as a front-end skill development exercise.
Alayham Alloush