The Naman Digital Web Development Internship is designed to take you from learning theory in Month 1 to building real projects in Month 2.
This month is all about hands-on coding — turning your skills into portfolio-worthy projects that you can proudly showcase to recruiters.
In this post, you’ll find all four weekly projects for Month 2 in one place. Bookmark this page, follow the deadlines, and complete each task to stay on track.
Month 2 – Project Phase Overview
In Month 1, you learned the basics of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and web design principles.
Now, in Month 2, you will:
- Work on real-world projects
- Practice problem-solving
- Improve your frontend development skills
- Build projects for your portfolio
You’ll complete one project every week. Each project focuses on a specific skill set — from structuring a website to integrating APIs and building full mini-apps.
Weekly Project List
Week 1 – Personal Portfolio Website
A professional portfolio is a must-have for every developer.
In this project, you’ll build your own portfolio website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It will include pages like Home, About, Projects, and Contact.
📌 Click here to view full Week 1 project details →
Week 2 – Interactive To-Do List App
This week, you’ll build a to-do list application where users can add, mark as completed, and delete tasks.
The tasks will be saved in Local Storage, so they remain even after refreshing the page.
📌 Click here to view full Week 2 project details →
Week 3 – Live Weather App (API Integration)
Your first taste of real-time data!
You’ll use the OpenWeatherMap API to fetch and display live weather information based on user input.
This project will teach you API calls, async/await, and error handling.
📌 Click here to view full Week 3 project details →
Week 4 – Mini Blogging Platform
Your final project of the internship’s Month 2!
You’ll create a mini blogging website with features to create, view, and delete posts — all stored in Local Storage.
This is your capstone project to combine HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into a complete web application.
📌 Click here to view full Week 4 project details →
How to Submit Your Projects
- Upload your completed project folder to GitHub (preferred) or Google Drive.
- Make sure your project is fully responsive and functional.
- Share the link via the submission form provided in the Telegram group.
- Submit before the weekly deadline mentioned in each project.
Why These Projects Matter
By completing all four projects, you’ll:
- Build a strong GitHub portfolio
- Practice real coding problems
- Gain confidence in your skills
- Become eligible for Certificates and Letters of Recommendation
These projects are not just assignments — they are your first step towards becoming a job-ready web developer.
Final Tip for Interns
Don’t wait until the deadline to start. Work on your project daily, break it into small tasks, and ask questions if you get stuck.
The goal is progress, not perfection.
Good luck, and happy coding! 🚀
Save this page — it’s your complete Month 2 project hub for the internship.