Aspiring Coder and Web Developer | Passionate about building impactful Websites and Tools
Email: dchatangiri07@gmail.com
I'm an aspiring coder and programmer with a passion for building, learning, and solving real world problems through technology. Outside of coding, I enjoy playing badminton and staying active at the gym both of which keep me sharp, disciplined, and focused. I take pride in my strong problem solving skills and love tackling challenges that require logical thinking and creativity. I'm currently honing my programming abilities and always looking for new ways to grow and improve in the tech space.
A simple calculator web app built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, featuring basic arithmetic operations and a clean, responsive interface, also a vibrant red background.
I made a simple platformer game page called Off Brand Mario Game. I have a menu with a start button, a pause overlay with a resume button, and a canvas where the game runs. The game logic is handled in an external game.js file, and styling comes from style.css.
I made a fun clicker game called Clicker. I show a score, a clickable planet emoji, and an upgrade button. Clicking the planet increases your score and can evolve the planet emoji as you earn points. The upgrade button boosts points per click for a cost. The planet also moves around the screen every few seconds.
I made a web page that can switch between dark and light modes. It has a header with a toggle button, a main section with a title and paragraph, and uses script.js to handle the mode switching. Styling comes from styles.css.
I built a simple English dictionary app that lets me search a word, see its meaning, and hear its pronunciation.
I built a weather app with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript where I can enter a city name to see its temperature, description, and details.
I built a social media selector menu with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that shows and hides a list of social links with icons.
I built a Pomodoro timer with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that lets me start, stop, and reset a 25-minute session.
I made a simple calculator web page. I added two number inputs, buttons for add, subtract, multiply, and divide, and a place to show the result. I linked a CSS file for styling and a JavaScript file to handle the calculations.
I built an interactive image gallery. Users can enter an image URL to add it to the gallery, and each image has a remove button that appears on hover so it can be deleted. The gallery items scale slightly when hovered, and all logic is handled with simple JavaScript in the page.
I made a Places Visited page. Users can type a place into an input box and click a button to add it to a list. The list is displayed in an unordered list, and the logic for adding items is handled in script.js.
I made a To-Do List page. Users can type a task into the input box and click the button to add it to the list. The tasks show up in an unordered list, and script.js handles adding them.
I made a Mean Calculation Project page. I take an array of numbers, calculate their mean, round it to two decimals, log it to the console, and display the result on the page.
I made a JavaScript Array Methods Mini Project. Users can add elements to an array, remove the first or last element, and see the updated array displayed on the page. The logic is handled in script.js.