Practice and improve your HTML, CSS and JavaScript skills by building these 50 projects.

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1. Expanding Cards
2. Progress Steps
3. Rotating Navigation
4. Hidden Search
5. Blurry Loading
6. Scroll Animation
7. Split Landing Page
8. Form Wave Animation
9. Sound Board
10. Dad Jokes App
11. Event KeyCodes
12. FAQ Collapse
13. Random Choice Picker
14. Animated Navigation
15. Incrementing Counter
16. Drink Water
17. Movie App
18. Background Slider
19. Theme Clock
20. Button Ripple Effect
21. Drag N Drop
22. Drawing App
23. Kinetic Loader
24. Content Placeholder
25. Sticky Navigation
26. Double Vertical Slider
27. Toast Notification
28. Github Profiles
29. Double Click Heart
30. Auto Text Effect
31. Password Generator
32. Good Cheap Fast
33. Notes App
34. Animated Countdown
35. Image Carousel
36. Hoverboard
37. Pokedex
38. Mobile Tab Navigation
39. Password Strength Background
40. 3D Boxes Background
41. Verify Account UI
42. Live User Filter
43. Feedback Design
44. Custom Range Slider
45. Netflix Navigation
46. Quiz App
47. Testimonial Box Switcher
48. Random Image Generator
49. Todo List
50. Insect Catch Game
See how these projects look and how they work in these live demo: https://t.co/PMibkmkcON

Also, if you want to learn step by step how to build these projects from scratch, you can get the course on Udemy for only $12.99 in March: https://t.co/uK3KlehSdk

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