April 2025
I developed Positivitus, a fictional well-being and positivity platform built as the final project for the Web Development & Design (WDD) program at Howest. The project serves as a comprehensive showcase of modern front-end engineering, focusing on clean architecture, layout structure, and interactive user experiences.

The primary objective was to translate a conceptual wellness theme into a highly interactive, production-ready interface. This required bridging standard styling frameworks with custom design elements, achieving fluid responsiveness across all device breakpoints, and implementing performance-minded animations without sacrificing usability.
The website is engineered using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap, leveraging Bootstrap's grid system combined with custom overrides for precise typography, spacing, and responsive navigation. The modern front-end workflow was managed using npm for dependency tracking and Vite as the build tool for rapid hot module replacement. To make the interface more dynamic, I integrated subtle transitions, hover effects, and scroll-driven animations designed strictly to enhance user engagement without distracting from the core content.
The project successfully demonstrates an optimized, fully responsive front-end workflow that ensures consistency from small mobile screens to large desktop displays. It allowed me to master modern asset bundling, refine my responsive design principles, and deliver a polished, highly interactive user experience.
