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The “Name Card - IT Tutorial” project is a mobile application that displays a digital name card containing my personal identity, contact information, and a short introduction about myself. It is designed with a simple and clean interface to make the information easy to read and visually organized. This project aims to demonstrate basic UI design skills and provide a modern way to share personal details through a digital format.
"Name Card – IT Tutorial" is an individual project developed using Kodular. This application is designed to create a simple digital name card that contains personal information such as name, class, and contact details. The project demonstrates how Kodular can be used to design user interfaces and apply block-based programming in a practical way. Through this project, students learn the basics of app development while also understanding the importance of presenting personal identity clearly and creatively in the digital era.
"IT Tutorial – Design Principle 101" is an interactive presentation designed to introduce beginners to the fundamental principles of graphic design, including balance, contrast, alignment, repetition, and proximity. Through clear examples and engaging visuals, this tutorial aims to help participants improve the structure, clarity, and appeal of their designs. Whether for posters, presentations, or digital interfaces, understanding these core concepts empowers users to create more professional and impactful visuals.
The "Gravity Tutorial" project on Scratch teaches users how to create realistic falling and jumping effects for sprites. Using variables like Gravity and Yvelocity, this tutorial demonstrates how to make objects move naturally under a simulated gravitational force. Players can watch their sprites bounce, fall, and jump with added realism.
In this project, I made a tutorial, how to make a sprite move in 4 directions, namely up, down, right and left with animation. I made it using Scratch, using change y by, change x by, and change sprite costume by. We can make the sprite run in 4 directions without any error
The "Jumping Cube Tutorial" in Buildbox teaches users how to create a simple yet engaging game where a cube jumps over obstacles. This tutorial guides you through setting up the cube's movement mechanics, including how to make it jump automatically or when the player taps the screen.
I should have made this IT Tutorial with the Temperature theme using MicroBit, and programmed using Microsoft MakeCode. But because it's still in the beginning, it was made using simulation. By following the existing guidelines, we can make a device that can measure the temperature of a place
In this project, I presented about "Bagaimana Jerman Bisa Kalah di Perang Dunia II?" with a duration of 7 minutes. By using Canva as a presentation medium, I managed to complete the presentation. The contents include, "Kebangkitan Fasisme di Jerman","Awal PD II", and "Kejatuhan Jerman"
