Welcome to my Restaurant Page project! This single-page application (SPA) showcases a dynamic, interactive menu and information about a fictional restaurant. It's built using pure Vanilla JS, demonstrating skills in DOM manipulation, event handling, and modular JavaScript, all bundled together with Webpack.

• HTML5: Structure and layout of the web page.
• CSS3: Styling, including custom animations and responsive design.
• Vanilla JS (ES6+): Creating dynamic content and managing user interactions without third-party libraries or frameworks.
• Webpack: Module bundling, asset optimization, and development workflow enhancement.

• Dynamic Content Loading: Different sections of the restaurant page (e.g., Home, Menu, Contact) are loaded dynamically into the single page without a full page reload.
• Interactive Menu: Users can browse menu items, with detailed descriptions and pricing, organized in a visually appealing layout.
• Responsive Design: The website is fully responsive and provides an excellent user experience on both desktop and mobile devices.
• Contact Form: A simple contact form allows users to send messages or inquiries, showcasing form handling in Vanilla JS.

• Dynamic Content Rendering: Initially struggled with managing the SPA aspect without frameworks. Solution: Leveraged Webpack for module bundling and Vanilla JS skills for DOM manipulation, achieving seamless content switching.

• Deepened my understanding of ES6+ features, especially template literals and fetch API for dynamic content generation.
• Gained practical experience in configuring and optimizing Webpack for a front-end project.
• Enhanced my skills in responsive web design, focusing on mobile-first principles.

To get this project running on your local machine:

1. Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/CaglarKullu/restaurant_page
2. Navigate to the project directory: cd restaurant-page
3. Install dependencies: npm install
4. Run the development server: npm start This will open the project in your default web browser.

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Welcome to my Restaurant Page project! This single-page application (SPA) showcases a dynamic, interactive menu and information about a fictional restaurant. It's built using pure Vanilla JS, demonstrating skills in DOM manipulation, event handling, and modular JavaScript, all bundled together with Webpack.

• HTML5: Structure and layout of the web page.
• CSS3: Styling, including custom animations and responsive design.
• Vanilla JS (ES6+): Creating dynamic content and managing user interactions without third-party libraries or frameworks.
• Webpack: Module bundling, asset optimization, and development workflow enhancement.

• Dynamic Content Loading: Different sections of the restaurant page (e.g., Home, Menu, Contact) are loaded dynamically into the single page without a full page reload.
• Interactive Menu: Users can browse menu items, with detailed descriptions and pricing, organized in a visually appealing layout.
• Responsive Design: The website is fully responsive and provides an excellent user experience on both desktop and mobile devices.
• Contact Form: A simple contact form allows users to send messages or inquiries, showcasing form handling in Vanilla JS.

• Dynamic Content Rendering: Initially struggled with managing the SPA aspect without frameworks. Solution: Leveraged Webpack for module bundling and Vanilla JS skills for DOM manipulation, achieving seamless content switching.

• Deepened my understanding of ES6+ features, especially template literals and fetch API for dynamic content generation.
• Gained practical experience in configuring and optimizing Webpack for a front-end project.
• Enhanced my skills in responsive web design, focusing on mobile-first principles.

I'm Caglar Kullu, a passionate developer with a keen interest in creating engaging, high-performance applications. This project was a valuable step in my journey, honing my skills in Vanilla JS, CSS3, and Webpack.