Positivitus

For our final project in the Web Development & Design (WDD) program at Howest, I worked on a fictional website called Positivitus. The idea behind the project was to create a platform focused on positivity and well-being, while mainly demonstrating our technical skills in modern front-end development.

I built the website using a combination of HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap, which helped me quickly create a structured and consistent layout. To improve my workflow, I used npm for managing packages and dependencies, and Vite as a development tool because of its speed and simplicity. This setup made it easier to organize my code and work efficiently throughout the project.

One of my main focuses was creating a fully responsive layout. I wanted the website to look and work well on all screen sizes, from small mobile devices to large desktops. By combining Bootstrap’s grid system with custom styling, I ensured that all elements adapt smoothly depending on the screen size. I paid close attention to spacing, typography, and navigation to keep everything clear and user-friendly.

Another important aspect of the project was animations. I added subtle transitions, hover effects, and scroll animations to make the website feel more interactive and alive. I was careful not to overuse them, so they support the user experience instead of distracting from the content.

Overall, working on Positivitus allowed me to apply everything I learned during the course. It helped me better understand responsive design, improve my front-end workflow, and create a more engaging user experience through animations.