This repository contains multiple projects related to web development, Python simulations, Scratch-based educational tools, and PHP applications. Below is a detailed description of each project and how to set it up.
- Description A website project, possibly related to a school or educational event, featuring a slider and various images.
- Technology Used HTML, CSS.
- How to Run Open
index.htmlin a web browser.
- Description A website designed for an annual event, possibly sports-related, with login and registration pages.
- Technology Used HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
- How to Run Open
index.htmlin a web browser.
- Description A dice-based project implemented with JavaScript for calculations.
- Technology Used HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
- How to Run Open
index.htmlin a web browser.
- Description A dice roller simulation using JavaScript.
- Technology Used HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
- How to Run Open
index.htmlin a web browser.
- Description A Scratch-based simulation to visualize light refraction in optical fibers.
- Technology Used Scratch 3.0.
- How to Run Open
final 7v3.sb3in Scratch.
- Description A web-based student management system with a database.
- Technology Used PHP, MySQL.
- How to Run
- Install XAMPP or WAMP.
- Import the SQL file into MySQL.
- Place the project files in the
htdocsdirectory. - Open the browser and go to
localhost.
- Description A PHP-based contact management system for storing, editing, and exporting contacts.
- Technology Used PHP, MySQL.
- How to Run
- Install XAMPP or WAMP.
- Import
contact_manager.sqlinto MySQL. - Place the project files in the
htdocsdirectory. - Open the browser and go to
localhost.
Each project follows a simple structure for easy execution. For PHP projects, ensure a local server environment is set up. Web projects can be run directly in a browser. Scratch projects require Scratch 3.0 to run.