I created my very first frontend portfolio capstone project during my time at the Zuitt coding bootcamp. I built this project using HTML and CSS, and it serves as a showcase of my early web development skills. This portfolio incorporates various CSS animations, including engaging hover effects and smooth transitions, which bring a dynamic feel to the design.

To check out the live version of this portfolio hosted on GitHub, click here.

If you're interested in exploring the code behind this portfolio, you can access it by clicking here.

In the exciting journey of my coding education at the Zuitt Coding Bootcamp, one of the standout accomplishments is the completion of my backend capstone project. This project is a testament to my growing skills in web development, where I utilized the power of JavaScript and harnessed the robustness of MongoDB as its database.

This capstone is designed to cater to the complex needs of an Ecommerce website. It's not just another project; it's a showcase of my ability to build a backend that supports a dynamic online store, complete with products, orders, and user management.

One key feature that sets this project apart is the dual account system. It seamlessly integrates both admin and non-admin accounts, giving the platform a versatile edge. This means users can interact with the website from different angles, whether they're regular customers or administrators managing the website's backend operations.

If you're eager to explore the intricate functionalities I've implemented, I invite you to delve into the code. Click here to witness firsthand the art of transforming code into a fully-functional, feature-rich Ecommerce backend.

If you're interested in exploring the deployed project or testing its features using Postman or similar tools, feel free to use this link: https://capstone-2-larisma.onrender.com

During my immersive experience at the ZUITT Coding Bootcamp, I had the opportunity to work on an exciting project: an E-commerce website that I developed using React.js and JavaScript.

While the design phase is still in progress, I'm thrilled to share that the website is fully functional. You can navigate through various features and get a glimpse of what the final product will look like once the design is implemented.

This project has been an invaluable learning experience for me. It has given me the chance to apply my skills in real-world development and learn about the complexities of building an E-commerce platform from the ground up. I'm particularly proud of the backend functionality that I've integrated, allowing users to explore products, add items to their cart, and even simulate the checkout process.

Your feedback is invaluable to me, as I'm continuously refining and enhancing this project. If you'd like to explore the website and see its current functionality, please feel free to click here.

For those of you interested in the code that powers this project, I've made it available on GitLab. You can review the codebase, dive into the intricacies of the components, and see how I've organized the project. Click here to see the repository