My Projects
You guys can see my finished or unfinished projects in this page, if you want exactly. Here I will share not all my projects, but only those that have been milestones for me. I made sure to follow a chronological order. My goal here is to show you how my journey shaped over time, not to prove that I am a "perfect" developer.
Free WebCalc - June 20, 2026
Project Overview
I coded this project from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It is a fast and practical web calculator that runs directly in the browser. Besides basic math, it can instantly calculate advanced operations like sine, cosine, square root, and hypotenuse. I decided to keep the user interfaces similar across all my projects. Honestly, if someone opens this tool on my website, steps away, and comes back later, I want them to immediately recognize that it's my work.
Origin
I used the JavaScript I learned in high school mostly for simple tasks.
Things that could be done with a single click? I would use JS. Very basic operations.
About two months ago, a teacher put an idea in my mind. A calculator that does different things than a classic calculator.
Of course, I knew I could make this with JavaScript.
However, there was something else I was aware of. I was a complete beginner at JavaScript.
I didn't know the details, and I didn't think deeply about it. I always got my work done in other ways.
But now, I have built the first, and perhaps one of the most important, projects of my JavaScript journey.
IF YOU WANT TO TRY MY WEB CALCULATOR..
To 2026
Over the past three years, leading up to 2026, I have continued to build projects, focusing primarily on PHP and ASP.NET Core. Unfortunately, I prefer keeping most of them to myself. Many of them are custom tools I designed to improve my daily workflow and make coding easier on my computer—and I still use most of them today. However, if you are curious, here is a simple website interface from that era. I have separated the Flex-Row sections so you can organize and customize them as you like. You can check out the examples below.
An example where the intervention was present.
Sign In - January 21, 2023
Project Overview
This is a simple login portal built with HTML, CSS, and PHP that processes a username and password form. The main goal of this project was to learn basic backend form handling and input logic. It takes user credentials through an HTML form, checks on the PHP side that no fields are left empty, and then sends the user to a clean confirmation page displaying a success checkmark (✓) if everything looks good.
Origin
This is the day I first tried PHP, which has become an indispensable part of my never-ending learning journey and forms the backbone of my current project, EGOSHIGO. I will never forget it. I had done the necessary research days in advance and started with something simple just to get used to it. Back then, the design was quite poor and it had some functional issues. Years later, when I opened this file again, I fixed all of those problems. I decided it was best to rebuild it from scratch and add it here.
ASP Integration - January 3, 2023
Project Overview
This project is my very first hands-on experience integrating static web design with ASP.NET Core MVC. Built to test server-side web development, the application features a multi-page navigation layout (Home, Tour, Category, About, Contact) centered around a "Web Class" educational theme.
Origin
This is the very first project where I integrated ASP and HTML together. As I continued writing websites, ASP was the next technology I met. Even though using it was a bit difficult for me at first, I kept trying. I spent a lot of time searching on websites like Stack Overflow to understand how things worked, and I finally built this. Since this is my very first attempt at backend integration, it holds a very special place in my heart.
TERE - November 15, 2022
Project Overview
I realized there was only one way to solve most of the problems I faced with the "OCCUPY" project: practice. For a whole week, I spent two or three hours almost every single day practicing. I tried so many different ideas and discovered a lot of new things. One of those great discoveries was Bootstrap itself.
Origin
Driven by the ambition to improve after my very first website, creating this project felt like a complete victory for me at that time. I realized there was only one way to solve most of the problems I faced with the "OCCUPY" project: practice. For a whole week, I spent two or three hours almost every single day practicing. I tried so many different ideas and discovered a lot of new things. One of those great discoveries was Bootstrap itself.
Occupy - November 7, 2022
Project Overview
A project that I left completely in its original form to show where my web development journey honestly began.
Origin
After the Body Mass Index (BMI) calculator project, our teacher gave us another assignment. We had to build a website using only the basic knowledge we had at the time—which wasn’t a lot Our teacher gave everyone the word "OCCUPY" and asked us to build a website based on what that word meant to us. This was the very first website I ever created. To let you see my beginner skills, I did not modernize this project or add anything new to it. However, you should know that this was a very important milestone for me.
If you have any ideas for improvement, please download it and share the results with me.
Body Mass Index (BMI) Calculator - October 24, 2022
Project Overview
This is a lightweight web application designed to calculate Body Mass Index (BMI) based on user metrics (height, weight, and gender). It processes the data dynamically to instantly deliver the corresponding weight category based on health standards.
Origin
This project holds a very special place in my portfolio as it marks my absolute first step into the world of programming, originally built 4 years ago.
Back in high school, I listened to all my vocational lessons with great attention.
Even though I did not know the technical details yet, I had a huge passion for coding.
After learning Object-Oriented Programming, we started learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. For me, this was a golden age.
I enjoyed it so much that I finished my teacher's assignment on the very first day. Guess what that assignment was? It was this exact project.
Originally, the project looked very different and much simpler, and it had some basic problems.
While the logic remains faithful to my original build, I have recently used my "improved skills" to fix those issues.
I modernized the codebase to reflect my current standards.
I transitioned away from legacy layouts to a cleaner structure and brought the design up to today's standards.
IF YOU WANT THE DOWNLOAD IT AND SEE THAT YOURSELF!