Gunita

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  The Home Page where users are met with the site description, How-Tos, and a sample photo

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  The Capture Page and the heart of the website where users can capture their moment.

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  The Gallery Page where users can revisit their memories.

Inspiration

We wanted to create a way for people to preserve memories not just with photos, but with music and personal notes. Hence, We create a space where you can relive fleeting moments shared with loved ones.

What it does

Gunita allows users to: -Save a song or audio track with a personal note. -Create a digital “memory card” that holds both text and music. -Revisit and relive those moments anytime.

How we built it

Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript Design: Custom UI with responsive layout for desktop and mobile Version Control: Git + GitHub

Challenges we ran into

-Making the UI responsive across different screen sizes. -Learning HTML, CSS, and JS from scratch, fixing bugs and making everything work together. -Polishing the designs using CSS and making the site interactive with JS -Setting up GitHub and Git

Accomplishments that we're proud of

-Learned HTML, CSS, and JS in a month. -Built a working prototype in a short time. -Designed a clean, minimal UI that focuses on memories. -Learned and set up Git/GitHub workflow.

What we learned

-How to use Git and GitHub effectively. -Responsive web design principles. -How HTML, CSS, and JS co-exist to build a website.

What's next for Gunita

-Add user authentication so people can log in and save their personal memory cards. -Store memories in a database instead of just static pages. -Share memories with friends via links or social media.

Built With

• css
• git
• github
• html
• javascript
• vercel