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My aim is to create digital experiences that are intuitive for users while serving as a bridge between programmers and designers. Through hands-on projects, volunteering, The Odin Project, and the George Brown College bridging program, I am developing my programming skills to complement my background in design, aiming to become a developer who can build and design intuitive digital experiences.
Projects
Dr. Pressure
Developed a website for a pressure-washing business in Vancouver, BC. This project strengthened my development and research skills but revealed gaps in my communication with the client.
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Project: Caesar Cipher
Tested my knowledge with an introductory programming question, that covers fundamental concepts like variables, data types, loops, functions, and control structures.
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Personal Website
Updated the code of my website using an Astro + Tailwind CSS template, then re-skinned the visuals design around Final Fantasy 012 Dissidia, prioritizing readability and essential elements.
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Believe Support Services
Revamped the companies website by making a design language that feels welcoming and encourages people to join. As well as create a design system that assited future designers.
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Urban Greens Antigua
Built a showcase website that displays high-quality microgreens. The website provides information about all microgreens and shares how people use them within Antigua & Barbuda.
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ParkSmart
My final User Expereince (UX) design project, that allows students to pay parking tickets, manage processing and revenue, and track active parking time logs all through an application.
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Writing
How I am Tackling A Book Called Cracking The Coding Interview?
This article discusses how I will read through "Cracking the Coding Interview" to help me learn how to prepare for developer interviews, solve and use algorithms, and continue my learning as a developer.
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Sharing The Tools That Helped Me Move Away from Paid Software.
Sharing my experience moving away from paid software for personal usage what I gave up, what I gained, and the tools that made it possible.
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Why Slowing Down Made Me a Faster Developer?
A website that functions flawlessly across different browsers not only enhances user satisfaction but also broadens its reach.
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Behind the Scenes of Turning My PSP Into Something New!
This article shares my journey of reviving and modifying my PlayStation Portable, while highlighting why I enjoy taking on hands-on projects outside of my professional field.
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Front-End Techniques for Optimizing Website Performance
Slow-loading websites can frustrate users, affect search engine rankings, and ultimately lead to loss of traffic and revenue. Front-end optimization is the key to ensuring a fast, responsive, and user-friendly website.
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How I Stopped Drowning in Scattered Ideas?
Create a post on essential security practices for web developers. Cover topics such as secure coding, HTTPS implementation, and protection against common web vulnerabilities.
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