HTML5
Current StageUsed to create the structure and content of the website.
Learn about the purpose and structure of this educational aircraft website.
This website is a student Full Stack Development project created to present information about selected aircraft and aerospace platforms. It demonstrates foundational web development concepts, including semantic HTML structure, CSS styling, and responsive layout techniques.
This project follows a phased roadmap distinguishing current frontend implementations from planned backend technologies.
Used to create the structure and content of the website.
Used to style the website, including colors, spacing, borders and layout.
Used to add interaction, dynamic behavior, and form validation.
Used for user authentication, database storage, and row-level security.
The website is organized into five core pages, each dedicated to a specific role in the user experience.
Introduction to the project.
Displays the aircraft collection.
Provides information about the project.
Will provide a way for users to contact the project.
Will provide user authentication.
The website contains selected aircraft from different categories, showcasing a diverse range of aerospace roles from combat air superiority to strategic humanitarian transport.
This project is intended to help demonstrate the progression from frontend development toward full-stack development.
Bhavin Shankur
This project was designed and developed by Bhavin Shankur as part of a Full Stack Development course at MIT VishwaPrayag University. It demonstrates HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Supabase integration.
This website has been created for educational purposes as part of a college Full Stack Development project. It is not an official Lockheed Martin website.