Category: Web Development
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What I Learned from #100DaysOfCode
When I first started playing around with web development, I came across the #100DaysOfCode challenge. I had just started a Udemy web development course and the new year had just started, so I figured, why not? On January 6, 2020, I committed to the challenge on Twitter and figured I’d be done by April. I…
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#codepenChallenge – Game of Life
Last week’s CodePen challenge was the Game of Life (the November challenge theme is board games). I created a spinning game wheel with HTML and CSS that was inspired the colorful wheel in the Game of Life. Like a lot of my previous challenges, this one was primarily CSS, with only a few lines of…
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#codepenChallenge – Candyland
I got this challenge done under the wire, but it turned out to be a lot of fun! I took the chance to practice some jQuery, which I’m still very much a beginner at and still learning about in my Udemy course. This week’s challenge was to create something inspired by Candyland. This is one…
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#codepenChallenge – Monopoly
This month’s CodePen challenge theme is board games, which I am so excited about because I LOVE board games. Settlers of Catan is my current favorite, but my friends just gifted me with a cat version of Monopoly (Catopoly, of course) that may steal the top spot. For this specific challenge, I created a Monopoly-inspired…
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#codepenChallenge: Fast and Slow
To flex my web development muscles, I’m trying to tackle these super fun CodePen challenges each week. If you haven’t heard of these, CodePen issues weekly coding challenges based on a monthly theme. They’re a great opportunity to be creative, learn new skills, and connect with the web developer community. October’s theme was “Opposites”, and…
Kathryn Vela 