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JavaScript Projects for Beginners

HTML, CSS, and JavaScript projects you can run, read, and learn from in the browser, from a counter to a quote app that calls an API.

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I built this so beginners can learn JavaScript the way it's actually used: by building the small, familiar parts of real websites. Every project runs live on its page, next to its full code and a walkthrough of the ideas behind it, so you can see what it does, read how it's done, and copy it to build on.

Use the site

On the [live site](https://javascript-projects.timonwa.com), start from [the path](https://javascript-projects.timonwa.com/projects), which lists every project by level. Each level has its own page with what it covers, what to know before you start, and its projects.

Each project page opens with a banner: what you're building, your progress, and a link to the project's article when it has one. Under it, **Why build it** names what you can build with these skills, and **Skills you'll earn** lists what you'll be able to do afterwards. Then come three parts:

• Try it: the project running in a playground you can resize to phone, tablet, or desktop width, next to its HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Turn the teaching comments off, copy a file, or download the whole project.
• How it works: the ideas behind it, one at a time, each explained in plain words next to the lines of code that use it. Select Find it in the full code to highlight those lines in the playground.
• Wrap up: challenges to try on your own, other articles on the blog that cover the project's ideas, and the project's own article in the blog series,