Projects

Below are the projects that I've worked on throughout my academic and professional career. This list will be updated as I continue to work on more and more projects! The projects that are below are projects on display, but as I upload more relevant work, older projects will be sent to an archive. Don't worry they'll be saved and viewable!

For these projects, I led my group of friends in developing a website for a mock company. These websites were a part of a competition that we competed regionally, and in the state of Pennsylvania. We developed three websites for the three seperate years we competed, but this section will display the website that won 1st in the region and 7th in the state.
As the lead developer, I took the ideas that our lead designers would come up with and them into reality, through the use of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, and media assets. There were multiple designs, images, and assets that needed to be implemented from the designs into the websites. This requires great communication between myself and my designer. This website was for a mock telemedicine company. The company that we came up with was called “EVE”. The landing page (shown on the left) is a great example of a design that required massive amounts of communication to execute.
The landing page allowed for easy access to the rest of the pages of the website, while providing enough information to let the user know what would be featured.
In addition to utilizing our technical skills, we also had to immerse ourselves in the intricacies of documentation, presentation, and usage rights. This process involved understanding how to meticulously document our work, ensuring that every step and decision was clearly recorded and could be easily referenced by others. We also had to master the art of presenting our findings and creations in a coherent and compelling manner, tailored to various audiences ranging from technical peers to non-technical stakeholders. Moreover, we delved into the complex world of usage rights, learning how to navigate legal considerations related to intellectual property, licensing agreements, and ethical use of resources. This comprehensive approach not only enhanced our technical capabilities but also equipped us with valuable skills in communication and legal awareness.
These websites were primarily focused on frontend development and design, ensuring that the user interface was both visually appealing and highly functional. The design process involved creating aesthetically pleasing layouts, selecting appropriate color schemes, and incorporating intuitive navigation elements to enhance the user experience.
The use of good practice in code, such as comments, project structure, and Git resources, were necessary in order for us to be successful. Implementing comments throughout our code ensured that it was easily understandable and maintainable by anyone on the team or future developers. A well-organized project structure allowed us to keep our files and directories logically arranged, which streamlined development and made the workflow more efficient. Additionally, utilizing Git resources for version control enabled us to track changes, collaborate seamlessly, and revert to previous versions when necessary. These practices collectively ensured that our projects were not only robust and efficient but also sustainable and scalable.
One standout feature was the About page, which presented information about the company in a creative and engaging way. This page wasn't just a standard biography; it utilized a combination of interactive elements, multimedia content, and dynamic visuals to tell the company’s story. We included sections that highlighted the company’s history, mission, and core values, all presented through a mix of animated graphics, video snippets, and interactive timelines. This approach not only made the information more accessible and interesting but also reflected the company’s innovative spirit and commitment to quality that we were trying to expresss.

To be updated soon