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Weather app: Create a web app that displays the current weather conditions and
forecast for a location. You can use an API such as OpenWeatherMap to retrieve the
weather data.
2. Calculator: Create a web-based calculator that can perform basic arithmetic
operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
3. To-do list: Create a web app that allows users to add, edit, and delete items from a
to-do list. You can use local storage to save the list and make it persist between
sessions.
4. Quiz: Create a web-based quiz app that allows users to answer multiple-choice
questions and get score at the end.
5. Game: Create a simple game such as a 2D platformer or a memory match game using
JavaScript and HTML5 canvas.
6. Portfolio website: Create a website to showcase your work and skills as a web
developer. You can include your resume, contact information, and links to your
portfolio pieces.
7. Online store: Create a web app that allows users to browse and purchase products.
You can use a framework such as React or Angular to build the front-end, and a back-
end framework such as Express.js or Ruby on Rails to handle the server-side logic.
8. Social Media: Create a simple social media website that allows users to post and
view updates, photos, and videos, and also allows them to interact with others by
commenting and messaging.
9. Chat App: Create a real-time chat application that allows users to communicate with
each other in a group or in private. You can use WebSockets and a framework such
as Socket.io to handle the real-time communication.
10. Music player: Create a web-based music player that allows users to play, pause, and
skip through tracks. You can use the HTML5 audio API to control the audio playback.
11. Image gallery: Create a web app that displays a collection of images and allows users
to navigate through them. You can use a library such as Masonry or Isotope to create
a grid layout and a lightbox plugin to display full-size images.
12. Movie database: Create a web app that allows users to search for movies and view
information about them such as the cast, crew, and ratings. You can use an API such
as The Movie Database (TMDb) to retrieve the movie data.
13. Recipe book: Create a web app that allows users to search for recipes and view the
ingredients, instructions, and nutritional information. You can use an API such as
Edamam to retrieve the recipe data.
14. Giphy: Create a web app that allows users to search for and view animated GIFs. You
can use the Giphy API to retrieve the GIFs.
15. Polling App: Create a web app that allows users to create and take polls. You can
store the poll data in a database and display the results in real-time using a library
such as Chart.js.
16. Budgeting App: Create a web app that helps users track their expenses and income.
You can use a library such as Chart.js to display the data in the form of graphs and
charts.
17. News App: Create a web app that displays the latest news from different sources.
You can use an API such as NewsAPI to retrieve the news data.
18. Bookmark manager: Create a web app that allows users to save and organize their
bookmarks. You can use local storage to save the bookmarks and a library such as
Isotope to create a grid layout.
19. Time tracking App: Create a web app that allows users to track the time they spend
on different tasks. You can use a library such as Chart.js to display the data in the
form of graphs and charts.
20. Language translator: Create a web app that allows users to translate text from one
language to another. You can use an API such as Google Translate API to perform the
translation.
21. Fitness tracker: Create a web app that allows users to track their fitness progress,
including weight, body measurements, and workout data. You can use Chart.js to
display the data in the form of graphs and charts.
22. Job search: Create a web app that allows users to search for job listings and view
information about the jobs, such as the salary, location, and requirements. You can
use an API such as Indeed or LinkedIn to retrieve the job data.
23. Travel planner: Create a web app that allows users to search for and book travel
arrangements, such as flights, hotels, and rental cars. You can use an API such as
Expedia or Kayak to retrieve the travel data.
24. Budget planner: Create a web app that helps users create and stick to a budget. You
can use Chart.js to display the data in the form of graphs and charts and also use
local storage to save the budget data.
25. Email client: Create a web-based email client that allows users to send and receive
emails. You can use an API such as Google Gmail API to access the user's email
account.
26. Stock tracker: Create a web app that allows users to track the performance of
different stocks. You can use an API such as Alpha Vantage or Yahoo Finance to
retrieve the stock data.
27. Expense tracker: Create a web app that allows users to track their expenses,

Html and Css

28. Personal website: Create a personal website that includes your resume, portfolio
pieces, and contact information. You can use HTML and CSS to create the layout and
design of the website.
29. Blog: Create a blog that allows users to view articles and leave comments. You can
use HTML to create the structure of the blog, and CSS to style it.
30. Landing page: Create a landing page for a product or service. You can use HTML to
create the structure of the page, and CSS to style it.
31. E-commerce website: Create a website that allows users to browse and purchase
products. You can use HTML to create the structure of the website, and CSS to style
it.
32. Email template: Create an HTML email template that can be used to send
newsletters or other marketing messages. You can use CSS to style the template.
33. Responsive design: Create a website that adjusts its layout and design to different
screen sizes. You can use HTML and CSS to create a responsive design that works on
desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
34. CV/Resume: Create a visually pleasing CV or resume that you can share online. You
can use HTML and CSS to create the layout and design of the CV/Resume.
35. Portfolio website: Create a website to showcase your work as a designer, developer
or any other profession.
36. Social Media profile: Create a visually pleasing profile using HTML and CSS that can
be used on any social media platform
37. Event website: Create a website for an upcoming event such as a concert,
conference, or festival. You can use HTML and CSS to create the layout and design of
the website, including sections for the schedule, location, and ticket information.
38. Restaurant website: Create a website for a restaurant that includes information
about the menu, location, and hours of operation. You can use HTML and CSS to
create a visually appealing design that showcases the restaurant's food and
atmosphere.
39. Game website: Create a website for a game that includes information about the
gameplay, characters, and trailers. You can use HTML and CSS to create a visually
appealing design that showcases the game's art and style.
40. Charity website: Create a website for a charity organization that includes information
about the mission, events, and ways to donate. You can use HTML and CSS to create
a visually appealing design that showcases the charity's cause and impact.
41. Travel website: Create a website for a travel agency that includes information about
destinations, packages, and testimonials. You can use HTML and CSS to create a
visually appealing design that showcases the travel agency's offerings and expertise.
42. Landing page: Create a landing page for a new product or service. You can use HTML
and CSS to create a visually appealing design that showcases the product or service's
features and benefits.
43. Learning platform: Create a website for an online learning platform that includes
information about the courses, instructors, and testim
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