Here are some of the projects I've worked on during my studies as a front-end development student.
For this project, I developed a responsive multipage website based on a previous design brief. The site adheres to semantic HTML principles, DRY CSS, and accessibility standards, ensuring a seamless experience across all devices. Using Flexbox and CSS Grid, I built a clean, functional layout without frameworks. Each page includes unique metadata, titles, and descriptions.
In this project, I designed and developed a responsive and accessible website for the Community Science Museum. The site includes key pages such as a homepage, contact page, exhibitions page, and more, tailored to engage the target audience of children aged 7-15 and their families. I created a placeholder logo, optimised images for web delivery, and ensured semantic HTML and CSS adherence throughout the project, focusing on delivering an intuitive and user-friendly experience.
This exam project demonstrates my ability to design, develop, and deploy a responsive blog application using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The project includes key features such as a dynamic blog feed with a carousel, interactive blog post pages, and secure admin functionality for managing posts. Following user stories and accessibility standards, I created a user-friendly interface, tested for cross-browser compatibility, and deployed the application with API integration for dynamic content management.