👨‍💻 How This Project Was Created

This SmartStore encryption demo wasn't made all at once. It was built gradually, following a set of logical steps and design practices suggested during the development process.

1. I began by defining our goal: a secure local storage interface using AES encryption.
2. Step-by-step, components were added: configuration, storing and retrieving data, statistics, and debug features.
3. I tested each feature as we went, adjusting and learning during the process.
4. It wasn’t just copied—it was developed thoughtfully, with guidance, feedback, and hands-on code.

📂 About This Project

This project is a student demonstration of how secure web storage can be implemented using JavaScript and CryptoJS. It showcases encryption, data expiration, cookie fallback, and interactive debugging tools.

🌐 About This Site

The site simulates how developers might work with localStorage in a more advanced way, including visual feedback, interactive inputs, and clean UI design. It includes configuration settings, storage management tools, and real-time statistics.

📌 Note

This summary was written as part of my reflection and project documentation. It’s here to explain—not just what it does—but how it was built and why.