Beginner Developer Builds and Deploys Interactive Speech Therapy Website

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A technology student recently completed and published their first web project — an interactive website focused on speech-language pathology (fonoaudiologia). The site was built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, the Canvas API, and the Web Audio API, and includes animations, audio experiences, Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) videos, and a hidden easter egg. It was deployed via Netlify, with the source code hosted on GitHub. A key part of the learning process involved resolving cross-device compatibility issues, as elements that worked on desktop behaved differently on mobile, requiring repeated rounds of testing and adjustment. The developer described the project as a practical introduction to how the components of a web project connect, as well as their first hands-on experience with site deployment.

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