Premier Reality Inc. represented my final semester college project, where I constructed a website utilizing Python and the Django framework. The website seamlessly utilized the command prompt to generate applications for displaying information, and it featured a back-end form allowing the addition of new entries to the list of agents.
Developed a comprehensive website for the client, encompassing logo creation, content development, SEO optimizations, hosting, and overall development for the woodworking company.
The development of the Jaxon Jewelry website constituted a primary focus of my PHP Programming class in college. Crafted predominantly in PHP, this final project aimed to exemplify the diverse approaches one can employ in constructing a website from the client-side coding perspective.
Bankston’s Sports Memorabilia, Comics, & Collectibles emerged as a noteworthy college project, demonstrating the adept utilization of vanilla Javascript in website development. Our objective was to revamp the website of a local comic book shop situated in Waco, Texas, infusing our own design sensibilities and leveraging Javascript to enhance its functionality.
Embarking on the Escape Room project marked a significant milestone in the early stages of my college career, specifically focused on UI/UX design. The assignment involved the transformation of an existing live website, requiring a comprehensive redesign that encompassed the optimization of graphics, an overhaul of the overall design, and the modernization of colors and layout to enhance the user experience.
The Waco Sandwich Shop project was part of a Web Design class during my college tenure, where the objective was to develop a food website seamlessly integrating modern UI/UX principles into our design. The assignment required the creation of multiple versions optimized for both desktop and mobile platforms.
The checkout page for Shirts N’ Stuff served as a Javascript project during my time in college. This project demonstrated proficiency in utilizing the get method to capture and display all the information provided below the submit button.
“It’ll Do Burgers” represented a college project that delved into the realm of back-end management. The project was configured within a back-end login environment, and the design of all the pages was orchestrated through various components utilizing the Angular back-end framework.
“All About Pet Beds” constituted a college project centered on the utilization of APIs. In this assignment, we were tasked with incorporating information from two distinct APIs sourced from the internet. The primary objective was to aggregate relevant and up-to-date information concerning pet beds available for sale.