- Built a responsive, accessible site in plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Hosted it on a local Apache (XAMPP) server over the LAN, then deployed it to InfinityFree.
Personal portfolio
This site, served from XAMPP and InfinityFree.
IT student learning system administration, networking, and web hosting.
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I am a student at the College of Accountancy, Management, Computing and Information Sciences. This site is my IT 403 practical exam project: built by hand, hosted on my own Apache server over the LAN, then deployed to the public Internet.
Latency is measured from your browser to this server once the site is hosted. CPU and memory are simulated.
This site, served from XAMPP and InfinityFree.
Diagram of devices, IP addresses, and the router.
A responsive timetable built with plain CSS grid.
Opening port 80 safely for local access.
IT Student · System Administration and Web Hosting
Information Technology student who builds, hosts, and troubleshoots small web systems. Comfortable moving a site from a local Apache server to a public host, and documenting each step so someone else can repeat it.
Coursework: system administration, networking, web development, IT 403.