Dashbord template

This was the fourth project I built, and it was completely different from the previous three. While my earlier projects were all single-page layouts, this one was a multi-page website, which made it a much bigger step forward for me. Because it had multiple pages, I faced some challenges building it on CodePen, since it isn’t designed for multi-page structures. But I managed to work around the limitations, solved the issue, and completed the entire project there. After buying my computer, I moved everything to Visual Studio Code, and the project continued to work perfectly. With every project, the size and complexity kept increasing, and this one was no exception. Still, I was really happy because each step pushed me to gain more experience — especially in building multi-page structures for the first time. In this project, I used both the CSS Grid system and Flexbox more extensively, which helped me master them even better. I also used a larger amount of JavaScript to add more interaction and dynamic elements throughout the pages. Highlights: -First multi-page project instead of a single-page layout -Successfully handled CodePen limitations and completed the project -Heavy use of CSS Grid and Flexbox for layout mastery -More advanced and extensive JavaScript functionality -Increasing project size that boosted my confidence and experience