RegalTunes is a static "clone" of iTunes without functionality. Built using HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript. This project showcases my ability to code out an entire website by following the iTunes website structure as a guideline. All of the stock images came from pexels and edited using Smart Mockups and Adobe Photoshop.

Relive your childhood memories with this classic Atari game - Tetris. Written in HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript. The overall design was inspired by old-school arcade games. I animated the title banner using just CSS animations. As the text fades in, the background fades out.

ThreeJS is a WebGL JavaScript framework used to create 3D graphics using code. Check out this spinning cube animation! Each of the photos were personal photos that I took. Using an editing software, each of the photos on this cube were altered so that they demonstrated the primary colors of light (red, blue, green...). This helps them to really pop with the black background.

RegalFlix is a static "clone" of Netflix without functionality. Built using HTML, CSS, Vanilla JavaScript. Similar to RegalTunes, this project showcases my ability to code out an entire website by following a popular website structure as a guideline. All of the images were taken through an online source and were mixed together onto one canvas using Adobe Photoshop. The favicon displayed was created using Adobe Illustrator.

True Psychology is a static landing page for a fictional self-help program. Built using HTML and pure CSS. The inspiration behind this website was for me to create a simple landing page for a group involved in holisic methods of self-help including meditation. The initial blur that fades on hover creates an eye catching peice that draws in the attention of the user. Everything else on the page is kept in a very short and sweet manner. It gets a point across without overwhelming the user with too many colors, words or transitions. The logo was created using Adobe Illustrator, which again was designed to have a calming and simple aspect to it.

One of my first JavaScript projects: a simple calculator built using HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript. The JavaScript Calc was a project designed to demonstrate my ability to implement mathematical functions in code using Vanilla JavaScript. The calculator is a form with a simple drop-down menu and a text input to allow the user to calculate any number of their choosing.

The classic game of Rock, Paper, Scissors created using HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript. This game works smoothly on both desktop and mobile. The game incorproates a functional scoreboard that accurately keeps count of your score versus the computer player. The user interface is very simple and minimalistic.