I Built an Image Editor Using HTML, CSS & JavaScript 🥥 | Coconut Image Editor

 

Building Coconut Image Editor Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

I developed Coconut Image Editor, a web-based image editing application built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This project allowed me to practise my front-end development skills while creating an interactive tool for editing images directly in the browser.

Features

  • Image Filters: Adjust brightness, saturation, inversion, and grayscale to change the appearance of images.

  • Filter Controls: Fine-tune filter values using adjustable controls, including a grayscale setting.

  • Rotate & Flip: Rotate images and flip them to achieve different orientations.

  • Interactive Interface: Explore image editing options and see the effects of adjustments.



Technologies Used

  • HTML: Structured the editor's interface and controls.

  • CSS: Styled the application and arranged its layout.

  • JavaScript: Implemented the image filters, adjustable settings, and rotate-and-flip functionality.



What I Learned

Building Coconut Image Editor helped me practise JavaScript DOM manipulation, event handling, updating filter values, and responding to user interactions. It also strengthened my understanding of how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript work together to create interactive web applications.

This project represents another step in my journey as a software developer, where I continue learning new concepts and applying them through practical projects.

Project Demonstration

Watch the project demonstration to see Coconut Image Editor in action, explore its features, and learn how the different image adjustments work.


GitHub Link:https://github.com/Codedeveloper-MT/image-editer/blob/main/index.html

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