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Redesigned my website to look more professional, modern, and overall cleaner. I also wanted to utilize a framework to keep inline with what I currently work with and to improve performance. This was built entirely with Gatsby.js, instead of vanilla JS, CSS, and HTML.

A web app that I created to display user information from Goodreads using Next.js and the Goodreads API. I wanted to present the information in a more aestically pleasing and trimmed-down manner than what Goodreads offers. I also wanted to improve my skills with Next.js.

The first iteration of my personal site––created to give my work a digital home. At the time, I did not know much about web design or creating modern websites, so I did not use a framework. I do feel that I learned a lot about HTML, CSS, and web development overall, however. My skills since then have improved greately, including SEO and improving site performance.

A social media app and complaint ticketing system that I worked on for my principles of software engineering course during my sophomore year of college. This app was created to give students a way to connect with each other and report about happenings going on around campus––negative or positive. We did not use any frameworks, instead using vanilla PHP. I did learn a lot about developing software in a team, and using SCRUM and agile methods to reach project completion. I was responsible for both front-end and back-end work.