Anime × Web Development

A website about what I enjoy, built with what I’m learning.

Anime Central started as an anime website and is turning into my CIS 515 portfolio. Instead of picking a random class topic, I wanted to make something I could actually have fun improving.

Explore the site

Different pages, one consistent Bootstrap layout.

01

Anime Recommendations

Find something worth watching, from adventure to psychological thrillers.

Visit Page 1 →
02

Featured Characters

A few memorable characters and what makes them stand out.

Visit Page 2 →
03

Contact

Suggest a show or try the responsive form with built-in validation.

Open Contact →

How this project has grown

I started with HTML pages, links, tables, and forms. I added my own CSS to control fonts, colors, and spacing. Now Bootstrap makes it easier to use responsive containers, mobile navigation, styled cards and a better contact form without hand-coding every layout change.

By the end of the class, I want Anime Central to show my progress with HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, and the other full-stack skills we cover.

Can't Decide What to Watch?

Click the button and I'll pick an anime for you. Try it again if you want something different.

Your next anime recommendation will appear here!
Popular anime genres and series status
AnimeGenreStatus
One PieceAdventureOngoing
Jujutsu KaisenActionOngoing
Attack on TitanAction / DramaCompleted

Des Moines Area Community College

This portfolio is being created for my CIS 515 Full-Stack Web Development course at DMACC.

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