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• Bootstrap
• PHP
• MySQL
• JavaScript

A diary/notes website with a PHP and MySQL backend that provides a login/signup system and a database of users and their saved content. Old entries can be changed and deleted, and any changes are automatically saved as the user types. Session variables and optional cookies are used to keep the user logged in.

The front end was built with a mixture of Bootstrap and custom CSS.

Note: This app is currently unavailable.

• Vue
• CSS
• JavaScript
• Rough.js

I'm a huge fan of bubble tea and love writing code, so I combined the two. Bubble-it is a widget for customising bubble tea orders.

Users can select the drink size, topping, sweetness etc and the image updates reactively to display their selected configuration.

The app was made with Vue, and SVGs were used to achieve the hand-sketched visual style.

• HTML
• JavaScript
• SASS

A simulation of a lift (elevator) servicing a building of impatient passengers. The user can add passengers to different floors and watch as the lift follows an optimised path to deliver them all to their destinations.

This was built as an exercise in object-oriented vanilla JS. It makes use of the HMTL5 Drag & Drop API, and uses promises to chain operations. Currently does not work on touchscreen devices.

• Vue
• SASS
• Express
• Node
• MongoDB

Explore the solar system! This is a full-stack app intended to help users learn about the various planets and moons in our little corner of the galaxy.

Vue and SASS were used for the frontend, while the backend API was made with Node/Express & MongoDB and hosted on Heroku.

Note: This app is a work in progress.

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• API

An attractive weather checking app that uses the Fetch API to grab and display the current weather from OpenWeatherMap. The app also attempts to show a background image that depicts the user's searched location with weather conditions matching the current weather there.

Made using Javascript and custom CSS. The responsive layout was created with CSS Grid.

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• Chart.js

A tool for estimating how many Chinese characters the user knows using a custom implementation of the Elo skill rating algorithm. Built with custom CSS and vanilla Javascript. Chart.js was used for creating the results chart which is displayed after the test is complete.

If you don't know Chinese but you'd like to check out how the test results are displayed, just hit the "yes" button a few times and then alternate yes/no. This will approximately simulate the answer profile of a real test attempt.

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript

A cinema seat selection widget made using Javascript. Local storage is used to preserve the user's seat selection.

• HTML
• CSS

A contact page I made for a London-based music PR startup. Built with custom HTML/CSS relying on Flexbox for the layout.