My web projects

This website contains links to some of the web designing projects I've done so far. I am an undergraduate student at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Geneva, NY. I plan on getting a B.S degree in Computer Science from HWS. Currently, I've been learning basics of web page designing. I've used HTML,CSS and some Javascript in my webpages till now.

I would like to hear comments from everyone about all my pages! Please send an email to: subin.nepal@hws.edu

Explanation of the web project	Link to the project
The first web project focuses on the very basics of web page designing. The page was created using simple html and basic CSS codes.	First Web Project
The second web project focuses on basic Javascript and some advanced CSS.	Basic Javascript and advanced CSS
This web page has a slideshow created using Javascript. This website also has some buttons on it created using Javascript.	Buttons in Javascript
This website focuses on using a separate page for CSS and using more advanced CSS codes than the previous two websites.	Advanced CSS usage
This project has four different web pages under it. All of them focus mainly on drawing pictures using Javascript. The first web project is an Animation using Javascript. This page lets the user create circular patterns on the website by clicking anywhere inside the canvas. The second web project another website which focuses on animation and drawing using Javascript. In this page, the user can press the arrow keys to trace a path of square that moves around the canvas. The third project is a simple drawing that was done using Javascript. This picture was drawn using simple drawing tools like fillcircle, strokeRect, fillRect, etc. The fourth web project draws a small square of random color everytime the user moves the mouse over the canvas.	Link to first project Link to second project Link to third project Link to fourth project
Lab Six consists of two different projects. The first one is a Javascript program built on the website that flips coin. The second project in Lab Six was to create a fake log-in page using Javascript.	Coin flip program Fake Login
This website has a loopy art created using Javascript. The website draws three different kinds of arts using Javascript.	Loopy Art
This website consists of pictures I manipulated using the free and open source picture manipulation software, GIMP.	GIMP manipulation
The ninth web project comprises of four web pages that use server side programming. Since the web pages use a username and password to proceed further, and it cannot be given out publicly, this page might not be as useful to view as other web-pages. However, you can still find the links to all the pages on the right side of the table. Also, you will have to log-in and not close that page before proceeding with other pages.	Login Page Message Board Posting Set your profile Change your password
The tenth web project comprises of three web pages created using JQuery. One of them is the coin flip program that was done earlier in Lab six. In the second web page, slideUp and slideDown features of JQuery are used. In this particular page, the slideUp and slideDown work fine. However, there are some minor imperfections in the program which have been removed in the third page. The fourth program is a very intersting use of Javascript which makes a group of text to jump around once the mouse is brought over the text.	Coin Flip Program Application of Slide features Further Application of Slide features Jumpy Text
This particular website contains the message board designed for CPSC-120 students. You will need a username and password to login. Once you login, you will be able to post messages, refresh to get recent messages and view messages posted by other users. AJAX is used widely in this project to make the web page asynchronous.	Bulletin Board CSPC 120
The last lab utilizes PHP and MySQL in creating a poll, recording the data and retriving it as soon as the user clicks submit button	Poll for election!
This new addition features some of my programs I wrote in Java Programming Language for CPSC-124. All the applets you see in this page were written using Java and letter embedded into the webpage.	Java Applets!