All Projects
Here are some of the projects I'm proud of. Each one represents a challenge I was excited to tackle.
TT's Glow Bar
Responsive Next.js site for an esthetician to promote services and portfolio, featuring SEO-focused metadata, a promotional banner, popup, theme toggle, mobile nav, optimized images, portfolio style filters, Google Maps, Square booking routing, and a secure Resend contact form with reCAPTCHA to boost visibility and bookings.
Momentum Internship Program
A responsive site for companies, interns, and university partners to explore the program, with a secure Nodemailer + OAuth 2.0 contact form, WordPress-sourced blog, testimonial carousels, and AWS hosting. The front end runs on Vite/React/TypeScript/Tailwind, while a Node/Express API serves content, integrates with WordPress and email, and is deployed across S3/CloudFront with an EC2 + PM2 backend.
WTWR (What To Wear)
A full-stack React/Vite app that pulls live weather from OpenWeather, filters a community wardrobe by today’s conditions, and lets users sign up, log in, add their own garments with photos/weather tags, like/unlike/delete items, and manage their profile via JWT-protected routes backed by an Express/MongoDB API and deployed on Google Cloud.
DROPS Care
A full-stack TypeScript/React + Keystone app for diabetes care: patients onboard, create accounts, configure medication reminders and glucose alerts, log diet/activity, and view dashboards/notifications via protected React/Apollo GraphQL routes, while the Keystone backend (Prisma/MySQL) enforces auth/sessions and per-user access control, stores health data models, and handles S3 file uploads, all styled with Tailwind/Headless UI and built with Storybook/Vitest plus linting and precommit hooks.
Be Cool About Wildfires
A responsive web page that won 1st place in a hackathon-style coding competition; collaborated with four teammates to build a community relief experience that connects wildfire victims with local volunteers and donors via simple sign-up forms, responsive layouts, and interactive modals. Built in five days, it delivers a clear mission statement, dynamic visuals (looping fire hero, layered color gradient), and form-driven workflow to make the community its own resource, leveraging lightweight front-end tooling and GitHub collaboration for rapid delivery.
Cocktail Chronicles
A responsive web page that won first place in both Judges’ Choice and Fans’ Favorite against five other teams, emerging from a first-time team project. It showcases cocktail recipes with smooth animations and transitions, blends light and dark themes, and includes a quick back-to-top interaction in an accessible, cohesive system, showing how a four-person crew shipped a polished multi-device experience in just five hackathon days using only semantic HTML and CSS (BEM) without any JavaScript frameworks.