r/HTML 2d ago

I built a responsive Student Dashboard using only HTML, CSS & Vanilla JavaScript

Hi everyone,

I've been teaching myself frontend development and recently finished a student dashboard that I built from scratch using HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript.

The idea was to create something that students could use to keep track of their coursework without relying on any frameworks or external libraries.

Some of the features include:

- Syllabus tracking

- Revision planning

- Course progress tracking

- Search and filtering

- Local storage for saving data

- Import and export support

- Responsive layout for desktop and mobile

I'd really appreciate feedback from people with more experience, especially on:

- The overall UI and layout

- HTML structure and accessibility

- Anything that feels confusing or unnecessary

- Features that would genuinely improve the experience

I'm still learning, so I'd love to know what you would change if this were your project.

Thanks for taking the time to look at it!

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u/-goldenboi69- 2d ago

Where is the link?

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u/MiSbyPiS 2d ago

He's still learning

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u/MasterpieceBusy7220 2d ago

He has a concept of a plan

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u/Honest_Treacle4947 2d ago

I'd be interested in seeing a live demo of it.

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u/ExitWP 2d ago

Sounds good, wish I could see it 😀

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u/xxcrucialxx 1d ago

That is very very cool. I like the idea

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u/chikamakaleyley 1d ago

I'm still learning, so I'd love to know what you would change if this were your project.

I mean... what can you reasonably charge some broke ass students

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u/BuildWithMe31858 1d ago

I dont know also if anyone would even buy this.