My Web Portfolio | A collection of templates and mini-apps <Updated 19/12/25>

When organizing things, I try to write as clearly as possible. I value arranging information in a way that is easy for me to understand, rather than trying to provide complex explanations.

I have now compiled the templates and mini-apps I have created so far onto a single page, and I would like to introduce them here on note as well.

I am publishing this organized page to reflect on my own learning, and I would be happy if it also serves as a reference for those who view it.

I would like you to take a look at My Web Portfolio.
There is also a button to navigate to the English version, Welcome to My Projects, which contains the same content.

I have made it possible to view a list of the web projects I created during my learning process, with a structure that shows the flow of my growth and the accumulation of my efforts.

Features

• Projects are listed in descending order, allowing you to see everything from my latest challenges to past works at a glance.
• Each project includes a link to a note article, so you can understand the background and records of its creation while reading.
• It is also linked with Kindle MyPages, serving as a portal to check my publications and update information all in one place.

Highlights

• There are many examples that can be created with just HTML and CSS, which can serve as a reference for your own learning.
• Since the design choices and the trial-and-error process of code improvement are recorded, it is also useful for reflection.
• Another appeal is that you can learn not just about the finished product, but also the 'story of its creation'.

Summary

This 'My Web Portfolio' is a place to shape and record my own learning.
I will continue to add projects little by little, so I would be happy if you could take a look whenever I update it.
I hope you will watch over the process as it gradually expands as a record of my growth.

I think it will also be a good reference for those interested in web development, so I would be very happy if you could take a look 💖

👉 Click here for 'My Web Portfolio'

Thank you for reading until the end 😊
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Have a wonderful holiday ✨

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