Below you will find a collection of noteworthy projects I have created over the last seven years or so. Some are rudimentary others are more complex. These projects include assignment builds, freelance projects, course projects, and personal projects.
The source code for my forever work-in-progress portfolio website cleverly named wiportfolio.
Previously a WordPress and WooCommerce monolith, Buildarmy has been transformed into a headless e-commerce store utilising a modern open-source stack. Through hybrid rendering techniques and a decoupled architecture, the project achieves its goals of improved core web vitals and a better end-user experience for customers. Designed and developed in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of BSc (Hons) Computing (Software Engineering) at The University of Northampton.The source code for my forever work-in-progress portfolio website cleverly named wiportfolio.
Branoperty is a small, lightweight and open-source application designed for estate agencies. It provides a comprehensive branch and property management system.
The public-facing website prototype for Woodlands University College - a theoretical higher education institute based in the UK. Woodlands UC was the client for our second-year university group project module. This codebase, as well as the designs for the website, were my main contribution to the project.
iBuy Auctions is a watered-down clone of the popular auction site eBay. The site is built from the ground up using PHP - no framework, MySQL, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Jo's Jobs is a small recruitment agency website used to advertise jobs to applicants. The site is built from the ground up using PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
A personal project that overhauled the University of Northampton Student Portal (Extranet). This was achieved through improved RWD utilising CSS Grid with appropriate fallbacks for legacy browsers. The project's success was measured through the use of Google Lighthouse.
A bird's-eye view arrow-shooting game built using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Our team's winning submission for the Barclaycard Challenge 2019 - An artwork e-commerce website utilising PHP & MySQL implementing Barclaycard's payment technology.
Using JavaScript libraries to recreate the core functionality of Patatap.
Understanding The Web is a static website created for a first-year college assignment. The purpose of this website is to inform users, at an introductory level, about HTML, CSS, web performance and web security.
The New Web Times is newspaper website created for a first-year university assignment. This static website demonstrates a series of web-based skills such as RWD, Semantic Markup and the basics of a PWA.
A mobile-first, responsive static website using modern CSS layout tools to provide my client with a platform to advertise their new start-up business.
A Small Client-Side JavaScript Game. Just Guess the Correct Colour.
A single-page, static personal website for a client to replace their rather dull and plain-looking parking page previously in place.
A simple client-side to-do list built using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.