This is a simple, static website created to demonstrate my skills in HTML and CSS. The project includes a homepage and a couple of service pages, along with a Sign-Up and Login page for user authentication. It showcases basic web features such as navigation, forms, and layout design.
- Features: Navbar, Search bar, Service sections with clickable cards, Footer.
- Languages: HTML, CSS (via external stylesheet).
- Features: Form to enter car information for checking fines and fees.
- Languages: HTML, CSS.
- Features: Form to select a mobile operator and choose between recharge or data packages.
- Languages: HTML, CSS.
- Features: Form to log in using Username or Email and Password.
- Languages: HTML, CSS.
- Features: Form to sign up by entering details such as Name, Username, Password, Phone Number, Email, and Address.
- Languages: HTML, CSS.
The project uses an external CSS file (style.css
) to define the layout, colors, and responsiveness for different screen sizes.
- Responsive Design: The website layout adapts to different screen sizes, with a dropdown menu for mobile devices.
- Form Handling: Simple forms for user input (car info, sim card recharge, sign-up, and login).
- Interactive Elements: Links to navigate between pages.
- Clone the repository or download the files.
- Open the
index.html
in any web browser.
- HTML5
- CSS3
I have worked on this diagram to illustrate how the system operates in reality and how it can be integrated with a database and APIs. The ERD showcases the relationships between users, services, and transactions.
I have created the following DFDs to visualize the data flow within the system and how it connects with external components like databases and APIs.
Here is the DFD Level 0, which provides an overview of the data flow in the system.
The DFD Level 1 shows the detailed flow of data within the main modules of the website: Banking, Telecommunications, and Police Services.
This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details.