A few examples of projects I have worked on during my time with Iogear. These particular products are the GHDSW8K4, GHDSW4K3, and GCS1602CC.
The front-end was built using JQuery and HTML, with the styling both using basic CSS as well as Bootstrap. Details of the products were stored in a MySQL database and accessed through it.
I worked with the design team to bring their vision of the product page to life, while maintaining a layout consistent with the website as a whole.
With Iogear's participation in CES 2024, I created a landing page for Iogear customers. Here they can learn about various products and offerings, as well as RSVP directly to Iogear.
With a design from the marketing team, I built the front-end with HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and JQuery. For the back-end I used PHP and MySQL to fetch product data, store RSVP data, and send confirmation emails to customers.
Wordle inspired RGB color guessing game.
You have six tried to guess the RGB value of the color on the screen. Don't worry! You'll get hints along the way to help you out.
Front-end built with a mobile first approach using React and CSS, back-end with Python, Flask, and PostgreSQL. The static site is hosted on Google Firebase, web service on Render, and PostgreSQL database on AWS.
Database management system, tailored to the fitness industry.
Front-end is built out with React.js, React-Bootstrap, and CSS with a heavy focus on ease of use for both the business and its customers. Back-end built out with Python, Flask, SQLAlchemy, and PostgreSQL to properly manage large relational database with just a few clicks by users.
React application integrating Spotify's public API for music discovery and personalization.
Built out with React.js, React-Bootstrap, and CSS, users can search for any song, artist, album, or playlist available in Spotify's database. Additionally, users can play previews of available songs, and if they have their own Spotify profile logged in can click the logo to be directly linked to their desired location to save it for later.