What I've created and worked on.
Gridiron Survivor is an app that allows users to compete in an NFL Survivor pool by picking one winning team each week without repeating a team, with the last remaining participant declared the winner.
Zest is an app that provides recipes and prioritizes meals you can cook with ingredients on hand, meals that are within your capacity and skill level to prepare, and gives you the macros for each of those meals.
This is an open source project owned by James Q. Quick that is aiming to send deals and giveaways for developers straight to their inbox monthly.
fullstack.chat is a community for developers and builders. The person in charge, Brian Morrison, also hosts Spaces on X, formerly Twitter. It is a fantastic community that I am happy to contribute to.
A small and slightly opinionated template using Astro and Tailwind CSS.
A small and slightly opinionated template using Next and Tailwind CSS.
The very site you are on right now! This was my first endeavor with Astro, Tailwind, and Storyblok and I absolutely loved learning and using these new tools to build it. It serves as a home for my projects, blogs, and more.
This was going to be the basis for version 5 of my portfolio until I decided it's time to try some new technologies. Now this is available on GitHub as a template for anyone to use.
A project I thought of to practice vanilla JavaScript. Fill in the squares and draw whatever you'd like!
A very basic version of Blackjack I built to practice vanilla JavaScript.
My personal wedding website! This was clearly a passion project and I was thrilled to make it so. I wanted an easy way to manage photos on the site, and Cloudinary was my choice. While I feel it was a bit clunky to use, it served it's purpose.
Version 4 of my portfolio, and the one I am most proud of next to the current iteration. I learned a lot building this and kicked my design skills up a notch with it. It's not perfect, but that's why I started v5 from scratch! It was also the first time my portfolio was not a single-page site.
I remember building this after learning some new CSS tricks and still really like it. It's simple, sure, but I think it's got character. I'd like to revisit this design langauge one day.
Looking back at this I cringe a bit; but I am sure we all do that with projects. At the time, I was incredibly proud of this one! The design was a big leap for me and I quickly learned about using more whitespace after this project. It was a lot of fun to build and iterate at the time and I'm still proud of it.