This CSS Framework was built so I could have a better understanding of AngularJS and to learn SASS. It also helped to broaden my design style so I could be sure to produce websites of all types.

It has an 8-column grid system allowing it to be fully responsive. It contains both CSS and JavaScript components available for use. View It Here

Angela's Bakery

Developed for my College Capstone project, this ecommerce project was meant to stretch my abilities. React and Redux drives the frontend while Nodejs is used for the backend. Users are able to login with google via OAuth and PassportJS, and then checkout with the Stripe API. In addition to basic ecommerce features, I use ThreeJS to allow users to customize their own 3D cake. This was meant to fix problems regarding communication while ordering custom cakes.

A main goal for me personally was to make this website self-sufficent so that the owner would not need to come to me for changes. To solve this, there is an Admin panel that allows the owner to delete and add products to their menu.

Asked to be one of five projects presented at the Capstone Invitational. To watch my presentation, go here.

This is a calendar library built to learn ES6 practices along with webpack/babel. It includes functions to allow for viewing holidays, today's date, month, week, or even whole year. Users can page through to different months or enter a specific date to jump to that time on the calendar. Styling is included so you won't have to worry about structuring the calendar yourself. View It Here

This completely frontend (for now) application was built as a final project for my Advanced Web Scripting class. The requirements were to make it solely frontend while using an outside API (Yummly) and a frontend framework (React). This was my first experience developing with React.

This application asks users to select dietary options so it can return a proper meal accompanied with a wine that would pair well based on flavors and ingredients. This project is currently in further development with plans to have it allow users to save wine and meal pairings and share them on social media. View It Here

Awarded 1st Place at Neumont College of Computer Science's Project Showcase

Part 1 of Paramount Acceptance's flagship product, the Front Desk Monitor's, redesign. Member Management gives gym employees a quick and quality way to manage all of a gym member's needs such as visits, services and contracts.

As the Creative Technologist for Paramount Acceptance, I paved the way for a consistent brand image for our digital projects. This design system was built from scratch and became the basis for all future mockups. In addition to designing our components, I was a contributor to programming them as well.

(Portfolio coming soon) A fluid process for employees to build a new or existing client's gym contract.

(Portfolio coming soon) The Point of Sale gives employees the ability to manage products for sale including discount, price overrides and custom product additions.

(Portfolio coming soon) A client facing React Native mobile app for managing one's own gym membership and account details.

(Portfolio coming soon) Inventory Management gives employees the ability to track inventory as it comes and goes.