Once I figure out a good way of hosting these coding projects I'll include a link to each one in this section. For now, I've linked downloads for the source code for each of my projects so you can run them locally.
Google Search homepage recreation:
This, as well as the Django wiki project, was for Harvard's online version of the CS50 course. This project entailed recreating the Google Search homepage as well as the Image Search and Advanced Search, including full functionality. I didn't have to implement a full search engine however, as the pages just send the user to the Google results page. This project was my first time working with HTML, CSS, and SCSS, and it was difficult to get everything positioned the way I wanted but it worked out in the end.
Online Wiki:
This, as well as the Google Search project, was for Harvard's online version of the CS50 course. For this project, I had to design a wikipedia-esque online encyclopedia where a user can create a new entry and look through the existing entries. This project used Django to support this, so the entry pages used a template that was then filled out based off of a Markdown input.
WordFold:
This was the first project for my Software Engineering course, where I had to create a puzzle game called WordFold. In WordFold, the players tries to create 5 words out of a grid of letters by moving the letters into adjacent squares, combining them with whatever letters are already in that square. The specifics of the gameplay were all in the assignment, all that I had to do was design the interface, and then implement the game. The project was made using Next.js and was focused on functionality rather than aesthetics. As I didn't have a long time to work on it before it was due, the visuals definitely leave something to be desired.