#Web Development Projects

[shinycloudtheorist]

WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPEMENT - spark

The key first step of the development cycle is to ascertain each client’s individual needs and objectives, so that right from the start we are best placed to deliver them a powerful, scalable and custom-made web app.

[travellingclouds]

The key first step of the development cycle is to ascertain each client’s individual needs and objectives, so that right from the start we are best placed to deliver them a powerful, scalable and custom-made web app.

Today, web applications offer ever-increasing interactivity and usability, so much so that they closely resemble native apps. Web Choice progressively seeks to fuse the very latest technological innovations, with intuitive contemporary design to create an advanced bespoke solution for all sectors.

[sparktechnologiesforallservices]

WEB DEVELOPEMENT - Spark Technologies

The key first step of the development cycle is to ascertain each client’s individual needs and objectives, so that right from the start we are best placed to deliver them a powerful, scalable and custom-made web app.

[digitalsvibes]

What is coding for kids

[thememakker]

ALUI Developed by Thememakker - Bootstrap-Powered, Best-Ever Dashboard Template

In the fast-paced world of web development, having the right tools at your disposal can make all the difference. Thememakker, a leading  web design company, brings you ALUI - an admin dashboard template that's set to revolutionize your web development projects. In this article, we'll delve into what makes ALUI a standout choice for developers.

Bootstrap Powered Excellence

ALUI powered by Bootstrap, the industry-standard framework that provides a solid foundation for web development. With Bootstrap, you can expect clean, responsive, and mobile-friendly designs, ensuring your website looks great on any device. Thememakker has taken Bootstrap and elevated it to the next level with ALUI, making it the ideal choice for any company's needs.

A Simple Three-Step Process

ALUI helps you streamline your web development process by following a straightforward, three-step process:

Download Template

First, ensure that your license aligns with your project requirements. Download the latest version of the ALUI template from Themeforest, and you're ready to kickstart your project.

Choose Template

Browse through a multitude of templates tailored for various technologies and business niches. ALUI offers a wide variety of options to cater to your specific needs.

Ready to Work

You can set up a starter kit for your preferred technology or select an HTML template that suits your project requirements. ALUI ensures you have the flexibility to choose what works best for you.

Discover ALUI's Features and functionalities

ALUI is feature-rich and comes with seamless technology integration and a range of benefits, including:

Powerful Dashboard Widgets

ALUI boasts incredibly powerful dashboard widgets developed by experienced professional designers. These widgets are designed with a standardized structure to future-proof your projects.

A few lines of code are all it takes to invoke these dynamic widgets, which support various technologies and breathe life into your dashboard.

Highly Standardized UI/UX with an Easy-to-Use Interface

ALUI's highly standardized styles come with centralized elements and widgets, making it a breeze to use these elements in your projects. Whether you're working on a Hospital UI or a HR-Project management widget, ALUI's design architecture ensures versatility.

Uniquely Handcrafted Layouts

ALUI offers over 20 handcrafted layouts created by passionate web designers at Thememakker. These layouts are designed to make your project visually stunning and highly functional.

Planned Smart Updates

ALUI keeps your project up to date effortlessly. By replacing styles without requiring any coding or structural changes, ALUI ensures your project remains current. Major updates are designed to affect the core structure minimally, making the process smooth and hassle-free.

Centralized Widget Library

ALUI provides access to a centralized widget library that houses styles for creating widgets from various niches. This means you can take widgets from different niches and use them in your project, transforming it into a multi-domain platform.

Seamlessly Integrated Layouts

Uniquely designed layouts of ALUI look stunning and are logically integrated into different platforms. Whether you're using Angular, ReactJS, Laravel, HTML, VueJS, or VueJS + Laravel, ALUI makes it easy to update routes and elements in your menus.

High Contrast Theme for Better Accessibility

ALUI features a pre-built high-contrast theme that enhances accessibility. When you adhere to ALUI's standards, this theme is automatically applied to all elements, including charts and labels.

10 Reasons to Choose ALUI Admin Dashboard Developed by Thememakker

Developer-Friendly: ALUI is built on the Bootstrap 5 Design Framework, making it easy for team members to understand and integrate niche components.

Feature-Rich: ALUI offers a broad range of features that can be added to your product, impressing end-users.

Billions of Theming Possibilities: Customize your theme to match your brand using dynamic theme options.

Suitable for All: ALUI is designed for professionals, brands, and countries, offering multiple themes, layouts, business segments, and more.

SUPER Time Saver: ALUI's flexible architecture and prebuilt layouts save you time and effort in theme integration.

Simple Yet Powerful: Create stunning dashboards with ease, making ALUI one of the most productive theme design on the market.

Tons of Pages: With over 5000 pages and a variety of widgets, ALUI caters to a wide range of needs.

Made by Developers, For Developers: Empower developers with a powerful UI Kit, making development more efficient.

Easy to Customize: Once you understand ALUI's architecture, customization is a breeze, allowing you to design new widgets and dashboards with dynamic theme options.

Lifetime Updates: ALUI offers lifetime updates to stay in line with the latest trends.

ALUI caters to a variety of technologies, including:

ReactJS: Prebuilt ReactJS dashboard with a starter kit.

Angular: Prebuilt Angular dashboard with a starter kit.

Laravel: Prebuilt Laravel dashboard with a starter kit.

HTML: A set of mighty HTML dashboard templates.

VueJS: Prebuilt VueJS dashboard with a starter kit.

VueJS + Laravel: Prebuilt VueJS + Laravel dashboard with a starter kit.

ASP .NET Core MVC: Prebuilt ASP .NET Core MVC starter kit (Coming soon).

1,000+ Satisfied Users

ALUI's designs have been loved by millions, with positive feedback from clients and users. It's a testament to the excellence of Thememakker's work.

ALUI - A New Standard in Dashboard Design

ALUI is not just an ordinary theme; it's a full library of widgets and layouts designed to take your web development services to the next level. With ALUI, you have the tools and flexibility to create stunning dashboards that meet your unique requirements.

FAQs Clear your all doubts

Do I need to purchase a license for each website?

Yes, you must purchase licenses separately for each of your websites. An extended license is required for commercial sites.

What is a regular license?

A regular license is suitable for end products that do not charge users for access or service. It can be used for a single end product.

What is an extended license?

An extended license is necessary for end products (web services or SAAS) that charge users for access or service. It can also be used for a single-end product.

Which license is applicable for SASS applications?

If you are charging users for using your SASS-based application, you must purchase an extended license for each product. A regular license is suitable when users access your service for free.

What are the lifetime updates for ALUI?

Lifetime updates are offered for all ALUI frameworks and libraries to keep them up to date with the latest trends, ensuring your projects remain current and competitive.

[webzilladigital]

Find out our past web development projects - Webzilla

Don’t miss the chance to find out our past Web Development Projects. We used to work with, responsive designs and develop website compatible with all browsers – Webzilla

Contact us; Call: +(64) 96001667 Mail: info@webzilla.co.nz Location: 159 Marua Road, Mount Wellington, Auckland 139 Springdale rd east killara NSW

[archandshri]

28th June ‘24 - [arch] One Page Limitation??? - My process for Traffic Zine #5

Hello All!

A couple months ago, I got accepted to @trafficzine, a digital anthology of pieces by a large group of artists and writers based on the most recent season of the Life Series. I made this piece back in April, but thankfully I kept some notes of my process. 

Heads up - this contains spoilers for Secret Life :D

We were able to choose our own prompt from a list! For this project, I wanted to push my comic making - especially how to communicate a lot of information in a small space. I went through and watched a few clips from the series to see which prompt would fit a comic and settled on Scott’s death.

As usual, I began by getting some reference images and going ham on some big paper. This gets me excited about the project and helps generate ideas. I go for whatever interests me in terms of medium and subject matter, but I try to use a process that doesn’t let me control too much (in this case brush and ink)

initial sketches for fun and vibes :D

During this, I also took the time to transcribe the scene - I wanted to use the dialogue directly, and see how much I could fit into the single page that I was allowed for the zine.

In these early planning stages I make sure to do warm-up sketches to remind myself of the energy I want to communicate. This also keeps things fun and fresh so I'm not ONLY thinking about page composition and making things 'good'. (the expectation for it to be 'good' kills a project prove me wrong)

Dialogue from the clip + warm up sketches

Next up, I started to plan what panels I have on the page. At this stage, some panels might just be a box with some words, and some may have a sketch if I have a clear composition in mind. This stage is mostly for pacing and plot, so instead of focusing on what the panel and page will look like, I will think about:

what will happen in the panel

it's purpose and

what it will communicate

Sometimes I'll illustrate a string of panels that tell the story and fit them on a page after - but this depends on the project and my confidence with the size of it.

After messing around with these and coming up with a pretty clear direction, I draw a bunch of boxes to see how the panels could sit nicely together. At this stage I might realise I have too many panels, and need to cut a few or come up with a creative solution. Nothing is set in stone at this point.

sketching panel layouts

Now begins the fun! I decide on the layout I prefer and I can start putting planned compositions into the boxes. I often do this digitally, or a digital editing process will be involved.

Once planned, I print these out to do a more refined sketch over. I find that my traditional drawings have a lot more life and character to them than digital ones, so I try to keep the majority of the process traditional, with passes of scanning and digital editing.

I tried a version with her looking out at the distance - ready to face the oncoming battle. But it still felt off. So I turned to my slides to ask myself some questions!!

I tried to think of more things that were working - but I really felt like it was lacking a lot. I was going for this slower emotional feeling because that came more naturally to me, but it just wasn't working for this image. The original clip is quite rushed and chaotic - which would be harder to communicate in a comic format but the challenge interested me. Either way, I knew I wasn't happy with this direction so... i decided to start from scratch! Back to the drawing board!!!

In the previous version, I had cut out a lot of the dialogue, but I decided to go back to the original clip and use AS MUCH as possible. Since passing the bow was my favourite part of that first composition, I really wanted to lean into it as the emotional height and final goodbye before Scott's death. It's a moment to slow down and absorb the vibes :D

I made a list of panels along with their descriptions to refer to when trying to figure out the order of panels. there were SO MANY and it was VERY CONFUSING when they were too small to read.

These thumbnails were super small and would not have made sense without my list, I swear.

I printed this tiny thumbnail out at A4, so I could sketch over it and get a clearer sense of flow. Then began a loooong process of printing out tiny photocopies and rearranging the panels to be legible. It was a difficult balance of communicating busyness while making sure the hierarchy/reading order made sense.

After some tweaking, i printed out an A3 copy to draw my panel borders and text.

Doing this on a separate piece of paper means I don't have to worry so much about messing up the text or borders when drawing the characters. This allows me to be more free and expressive with my illustration.

Woah! Quick trip back in time!! During the thumbnailing process I drew these warm up sketches! I looooved the way the linework came out. I drew this on an A3 piece of paper - and the shocked Gem would, in theory, be one of the smallest panels. So I decided to do a crazy thing.

I touched up the sketch digitally, compiling some of my favourite warm up sketches, some traditional sketches made for the panels, and filling the rest in digitally. Then I printed this image out in QUATERS at A3!! This meant the final sketch layer, printed out was A1!! (aka very large, considering the final file would be at A4, about 8x smaller)

I did this so I could get fairly small detailed lines with my pencil while being quite expressive and firm with my mark-making. Slowly, I dlined all of the panels traditionally and scanned them in. Then I assembled the finished linework on Photoshop, along with the text and panel borders and got to colouring :D

final linework :D

For colouring, I played a little bit with halftone but I found the texture made it feel a bit too busy - the panels are already doing enough. Because of this, I also decided to use a limited colour palette. Here are some images of the colouring process, which I won't go into today.

I'm really happy with how this came out - I think it captures the chaos of the moment, while taking time to linger on the emotion of it. Keeping that bow moment really made it, I think.

I think the last panel is still quite weak. Earlier in the process there was a low-angle shot of Gem about to kill Scott which may have been more powerful, but I think I was struggling with my actual drawing skill when it comes to perspective. A lot of learning how to draw, and in particular with comics, is about knowing where your skills are at, how to utilise them best and how to test and push them.

I'm glad that I started again, instead of finishing that composition I wasn't happy with. It was a tough project but I learnt sooooo much from it, and it's been essential skill-building for.... the current comic I'm working on (stay tuned!!! :0) Thanks for reading this incredibly long post! Go check out @trafficzine and look at all the other cool art Cool vibes and silly men,

Archie :D

[fishareglorious]

Hello my r1999 soldiers. I am looking for people able to help me with the making of a website that'll contain the story logs. Writing them down one by one is going to take me thirteen years if I do that, so may I ask, are any of you willing to help with providing the logs? Including the branching dialogue options? Something along these lines:

If you wanna help, please feel free to dm me here with the info, or message me on discord at friedfishforsale.

Currently am focusing on writing the main story, specifically with the This is Tomorrow (prologue) and In Our Time.

[xiabablog]

@hezalife I wanted to make a post about this because my answer was longer than what I could put in a reply comment! The comment was about this post I made about the project ideas I have saved in my notes app on my phone!

Okay to answer the question, I get a bunch of ideas from literally everywhere. Here are some of the ways I come up with ideas:

Hobbies/interests I have and think of a way to make a web app/program/web page out of it. E.g. I like playing Minecraft, Pokemon, Stardew Valley, The Sims etc so I would thing of ideas around those games and create a programming project out of it.

Get the stereotypical “beginners” project ideas and expand on that. Calculator? How do I make it better, more advanced! To-do list? Don’t like basic, add more and more features to it. Text-based RPG console game? Make it more complex. Stuff like that.

Same with the other point above but add a theme to it. Hello Kitty version (my go-to theme since I started programming…)

I follow people on GitHub and Twitter that share their projects and I think of something similar or get inspiration from them and think “Okay, how do I make myself and better?” Sometimes not even better but how would I tackle that project myself.

What would make my life a little bit easier - I made TumblrTextTint generate the code needed for formatting colours in text for me. I coded it and I use it. Don’t care if someone in the past did it already, I sat down and coded my own one. It’s all experience and a good feeling in the end~!

Since I’m all for experimenting and gaining experience with programming, I also follow some tutorials on YouTube and from that’s programming blogs online. I don’t like following the instructions exactly, I like to add my own twist!

Get stuck? Use those online generators to give you a prompt on a theme or a whole idea for a next project.

I have a blog and I like to add pages and changes to the theme a bit so I make a whole ass project out of it. “Build a navigation page”, “Build an About Me page” etc.

Things I use a lot and create a project idea from it e.g. I have a lot of Tumblr-related project ideas because I use Tumblr a lot. Find something you use and do a lot and create an idea from it to work on.

Hope this answers your question!! Sorry, it’s a long post!

[izicodes]

I found my old Replit account from like 2 years ago and it has all my old and first set of websites I built! I remember I finished learning HTML and CSS properly and wanted to challenge myself on building login/sign up pages everyday!

Task: transfer all of them (that I like) into a GitHub repository and work on them if they need improving such as responsiveness.

One by one I will try and share them on here as well, a little showcase because I am proud of them as well~! (They're so bad that they're good lol - in my eyes)

⤷ ○ ♡ my shop ○ my twt ○ my youtube ○ pinned post ○ blog's navigation ♡ ○

[anndcodes]

after a long time away from this tumblr due to a lot of things and personal problems, i hope i can post more often on here!

this is a signup project where i made a fictional coffee shop to use it for a sign up page, learned about form validation using css and javascript.

it even has a password visibility toggle icon and passwords validation!

[hindintech]

Frontend Projects Ideas

ADVANCED

1. E-commerce Website

2. Social Network

3. Online Learning Platform

4. Music Streaming Service

5. Real Estate Listing

6. Project Management Tool

7. Chatbot Interface

8. Job Board

9. Weather Forecast with Al

10. Stock Trading Platform

11. loT Dashboard

12. Voice Assistant Interface

13. Expense Report Generator

14. Augmented-Reality App

15. Interactive 3D Graphics

16. Blockchain Explorer

17. Machine-Learning Dashboard

18. Language Learning App

19. Financial Planning

20. Astronomy Viewe

[digitalsvibes]

Higher Order Function in JavaScript

[askstrangeweird]

Every once in a while I can make art I really like... Hope you like it too!

[codingcorgi]

Days 119 to 127 of coding everyday for a year now using Blazor

I have been working on small things here and there as well as doing things at my job but I finally decided to spend my time sharpening my claws with Blazor. I also decided to make a portfolio site like my husband has, but better 🤣. It doesn't show it but I have tool tips on each of these skills. I'll be adding a contact page soon and a few things that will show off my skills with code on the site!