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Personal Website
This website went through 2 iterations, with the first being made entirely with HTML (and a classless CSS framework), and the second using both HTML and CSS. Fun fact: the second iteration is the website you're browsing right now!
Feel free to look through the GitHub repos for each iteration, linked below:
Expenses App for Couples
This expenses app was designed to help a fictitious couple, Neo and Trinity, with keeping track of their expenses. It went through the most iterations of any project on this list. The first iteration was essentially a wireframing, made with HTML and a classless CSS framework. The second iteration explored a potential design based on an alternate spreadsheet implementation, and was made with HTML, CSS, and JS/Vue. The third iteration was a more complete implementation, and was equipped to deal with a more robust set of use cases than previous implementations. The 4th and final implementation, pictured to the left, improved upon the design of the 3rd implementation.
Interactive CSS Demo
The goal for this project was to create an interactive demo of a particular feature of CSS, with this app choosing to cover the <Length> data type. This demo allows the user to experiment with different types of <Length> units, like absolute, viewport relative, and font-relative units, and see how they change with changing font-size, and window size.
If you want to explore the demo yourself, check out the GitHub Repo for this project!
