AdventureGear 4
Academic project · Web development
A university project turning a fictional outdoor brand into a responsive website, with product filtering, an interactive packing checklist, and form validation.
The problem
Build a three-page website that helps visitors explore outdoor products and prepare a gear checklist, while keeping navigation and styling consistent across devices.
The implementation
The catalogue supports category and price filters, and the checklist tracks selected items. Shared CSS, Bootstrap, and JavaScript connect the pages, with jQuery used for contact-form validation. The form is a frontend demonstration and does not send emails.
Skills in practice
The coursework brought together responsive layout, reusable styles, DOM interactions, and input validation in a complete multi-page website.