Build Your Own Calculator with HTML, CSS & JavaScript Fundamentals

Build Your Own Calculator with HTML, CSS & JavaScript FundamentalsBuild Your Own Calculator with HTML, CSS & JavaScript Fundamentals

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Abubakar Siddique

• 1d

A fully functional calculator made with vanilla HTML, CSS & JavaScript. No libraries, no frameworks — just the fundamentals. All arithmetic operations Keyboard support Real-time display Error handling Custom dark UI 🔗 Try it live: https://lnkd.in/dgFnT9uG Code on GitHub: https://lnkd.in/d2jFe7c7 One project at a time, learning the fundamentals of web development. Feedback always welcom

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Web Development CSS HTML5 JavaScript

Michael Chumak

• Jun 20

⚡️ Clientwise App Design. > It's all in the details. How do you feel about this dark mode setup with neon accents? Let me know! 👇

Figma uiuxdesign mobileappdesign

Rada Hnedova

• Jun 22

The visual style definitely catches the eye, but what interests me even more is how it supports usability.

Did the dark mode and neon accents come from user preferences, brand direction, or a specific product goal?

Bagus Pamungkas | Yungcultr

• Jun 20

Preparing my first templates on @Framer╰(*°▽°*)╯

Framer Web Design Web Development

Boluwatife Delight

• Jun 20

One of the best designs I’ve seen today. Really solid work 👏 keep pushing.

Ahmed Alsayad

pro

• Jun 20

some ui from my latest project. A pay-by-link flow. kept it super simple so its not stressful and easy to follow on both the merchant and the customer. More soon :)

UI Design motion Product Design

MD Rafee Alam

• Jun 21

Payment flows that work for both sides of the transaction are harder to design than they look. The 'Pay By Link' card with the amount and Tap to Pay is clean. Curious to see how the motion plays into the transitions when it's fully done.