Projects

Explore my creations and collaborations​

Academic Project

PottyPin
pottypin.com

Demo Video for PottyPin

Personal Projects

Logikos Bible Game

As a co-developer of this ongoing project, I am currently responsible for designing and developing the front-end. The app queries random questions from a MySQL database and loads them for players to answer. The scoring system is based on time, with longer answer times resulting in a lower score. Players start with a certain point total and receive random questions, with each wrong answer resulting in a point deduction. The top scores are then updated to the database.

HTML, CSS, PHP, and Apache

Khronos Service Records

As a co-developer, I designed the front-end of the “Reports” section for a website that allows users to create their own accounts and store records of their return visits, field service hours, placements, video showings, and studies. One of the unique features of this site is a bookmark manager, which automatically parses copied URL links using DOM and stores the META tags of the websites, including the title, description, author, and more. The website also has a time tracking feature similar to a clock-in/clock-out system, which passes time objects between local JavaScript variables and PHP session variables using AJAX requests. This feature provides users with a convenient way to keep track of their field service hours and progress. The development was done using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP.

HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, AJAX, and Apache

Alba Helper

Designed the front-end using the BootStrap framework and assisted in developing the back-end using PHP and MySQL. This back-end utilizes PHP CURL to grab and geotag addresses, map them using the Google Maps API, and pin them on the MapLibre Library. The tool works in conjunction with Alba, a web application that stores resident names, addresses, phone numbers, and other relevant information in a MySQL database, enabling users to add new residents and their information. The full-stack development was done using HTML, CSS, MySQL, and JavaScript.

HTML5, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, and Apache