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That screenshot shows what our industry will grow if we get something as a supply
Inspiration
What it does a 15-year-old student in Ethiopia, I’ve always wanted to create something that looks real, professional, and useful. I was inspired by the way online stores work and how people are able to sell their products to the world. I named my site "Glow" because I want it to feel bright, clean, and modern — a site that could help local businesses shine online.
🧠 What I Learned During this project, I learned a lot, including:
How to structure a website using HTML5
Designing simple layouts and sections
Adding buttons, links, product images, and using consistent styling
The basics of planning an online shopping user experience
I also practiced how to make my site responsive and user-friendly for anyone who visits.
🛠️ How I Built It I used the following tools:
HTML5 to create the structure and layout
CSS for styling (with beginner-level styling)
Hosted my code on Replit (or GitHub/CodePen/etc. if you used them)
Basic images of products and icons I found or made
I created sections like:
A homepage
Product listings
A simple "Add to cart" simulation
A contact section
🚧 Challenges I Faced It was hard to make everything look clean and centered when I first started.
Learning to properly structure HTML tags like
, , and was confusing.I didn’t have access to advanced tools, so I had to learn and create using what was freely available online.
Since I’m still learning JavaScript, I couldn’t make the cart fully functional yet — but I plan to add that later!
🚀 What's Next I want to continue improving Glow by:
Adding real e-commerce features like JavaScript-powered cart
Using Firebase or a simple database to store user data
Making it mobile-friendly for phones
Learning React or other frameworks to upgrade the whole website
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