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Web Dev Projects 2025

Welcome to the Web Dev Projects 2025 repository! This repository is for first-year students to submit their web development projects created during the workshops.

Purpose

This repository serves as a central place to showcase your web development skills through projects completed during the academic year.

Project Options

You can choose to build a website on one or more of the following themes. For each project, create a folder with the format: yourname_project-title and add all related files inside that folder.

1. HTML & CSS Mini Project: My Hometown

Create a webpage titled:
“My Hometown — A Glimpse of [Your City Name]”

Your page should have the following sections:

  • 🏡 About the City: A short introduction and an image
  • 📜 History: A few lines about the city’s background or origin
  • 📍 Famous Places: Photos and brief descriptions of main landmarks
  • 🍴 Culture & Food: Local traditions, festivals, and famous dishes
  • 💬 Footer: Your name, credits, and a short note

Use only HTML and CSS. Add sections, images, colors, and simple hover effects to make it neat and creative.


2. Favorite Movie / TV Show Page

Create a webpage dedicated to your favorite movie or series with these sections:

  • 🎬 About the movie, main characters, storyline, gallery, and fun trivia
  • 🎯 Great opportunity to add images, posters, and creative fonts

3. Classic Games Museum

Showcase famous classic games like Mario, Tetris, Pac-Man with these sections:

  • 🕹️ Game images, short descriptions, release years, and fun facts
  • 🎯 Perfect to use CSS grids and retro-style design

How to Submit Your Project

  1. Fork this repository to create your own copy.
  2. Create a new branch for your project: git checkout -b your-branch-name
  3. Add your project folder (named yourname_project-title) with all project files inside.
  4. Commit your changes:
git add .
git commit -m "Add [your project title]"
  1. Push your branch to your fork: git push origin your-branch-name
  2. Create a pull request to merge your project into the main repository.

Guidelines

  • Organize and comment your code properly.
  • Check spelling and grammar in your README and documentation.
  • Ensure your website works correctly across different browsers if possible.

Contact

For questions or help, please contact Backslash Tech.

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