"A grapefruit is just a lemon that saw an opportunity and took advantage of it." - Oscar Wilde.
I created a storefront webpage using nothing but html,css and bootstrap. I used html for the structure of the text and utilized css for the styling and structure of the page itself. As you can see above, I made it responsive for mobile,tablets,and computer screens (media inquiries). I used bootstrap for a quick menu and footer.
I created a tasklist (with the help of an online tutorial) using Javascript and HTML. I used javascript to implement functions for adding,removing,filtering and clearing all items while local storage updates based on the set changes.
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I created a simple rock,paper,scissors game in javascript. It technically isn't a full game seeing that each player can see what the other is going to choose but it's more of a case study for the power of if/else statements.
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I recreated the game War in code pen! This was one of my favorite games as a kid and I wanted to prove to myself that I could remake it in digital form. This was a very challenging project because I wasn't good at printing strings/numbers on screen yet or making something happen due to something else.Also, there weren't any coding follow-along projects to reference so it all came from my head. Whew! Here is the link to the game rules to see how its played How to play War
I created a storefront webpage using nothing but html,css and bootstrap. I used html for the structure of the text and utilized css for the styling and structure of the page itself. As you can see above, I made it responsive for mobile,tablets,and computer screens (media inquiries). I used bootstrap for a quick menu and footer.
I created a tasklist (with the help of an online tutorial) using Javascript and HTML. I used javascript to implement functions for adding,removing,filtering and clearing all items while local storage updates based on the set changes.
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I created a simple rock,paper,scissors game in javascript. It technically isn't a full game seeing that each player can see what the other is going to choose but it's more of a case study for the power of if/else statements.
(Hit the "HD" button on the bottom right of the gif)
I recreated the game War in code pen! This was one of my favorite games as a kid and I wanted to prove to myself that I could remake it in digital form. This was a very challenging project because I wasn't good at printing strings/numbers on screen yet or making something happen due to something else.Also, there weren't any coding follow-along projects to reference so it all came from my head. Whew! Here is the link to the game rules to see how its played How to play War
I created a storefront webpage using nothing but html,css and bootstrap. I used html for the structure of the text and utilized css for the styling and structure of the page itself. As you can see above, I made it responsive for mobile,tablets,and computer screens (media inquiries). I used bootstrap for a quick menu and footer.
I created a tasklist (with the help of an online tutorial) using Javascript and HTML. I used javascript to implement functions for adding,removing,filtering and clearing all items while local storage updates based on the set changes.
I created a storefront webpage using nothing but html,css and bootstrap. I used html for the structure of the text and utilized css for the styling and structure of the page itself. As you can see above, I made it responsive for mobile,tablets,and computer screens (media inquiries). I used bootstrap for a quick menu and footer.
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I created an advice generator. I wanted to test myself so see if I could spit out random strings through a button event.
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I created a counter app to see if the process was similar in react as it is in javascript. It is...
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I created a calculator with the help of a tutorial. I learned how to utilize useState correctly to calculate numbers and display them according to the accurate operation.
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I created an anime list using the MAL database API. I love anime and wanted to incorporate that into my work.This project helped me understand the relationship between react and backend data.
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I created a pokemon index. This project is building on top of what I learned from the MAL project.
"When life hands you lemonade, don't try to make lemons." - Vince Guthrie.