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This project is currently in development. The logo, name, and literally everything else are subject to change at any time. It is a social media application, featuring profiles, group messaging, notifications, an advanced search feature, liking, commenting, tagging, mentioning, an online indicator, privacy settings, and much more. It has an emphasis on minimalism, clean design, and modern technologies. It is completely accessible without Javascript enabled, but having it enabled allows for many cool features. It is very experimental.

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Elite Espeon, the founder of the FaceWAN gaming community, approached me and asked if I had any ideas for the website's main page. I threw something together quick, we expanded on that, and it all came together nicely from there! The final result is somewhat influenced by Material Design concepts, but has its own flair that makes it stand out. I attempted to make the site look more up-to-date with the use of icons, simplicity, and lots of padding, and I used the same catchy color theme that the site already had. I worked to make the site use as little JavaScript as possible to make it just that much more user-friendly and speedy, and it only has a few lines of total JavaScript to make it work. Elite plans to redesign the forum pages on the website based off of this design I created.

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This web app is not intended to influence others to illegally pirate music, but rather was just an experiment that I came up with so that I could practice coding something a bit different. In building this web app, I experimented with using Node.js, the Glitch interface, and relations between the front-end and the back-end code. The app hooks up to both the YouTube and the Genius APIs and searches for a song name that matches the title of the mp3 file that is uploaded. You can also search if no results appear, view a list of related titles if the auto-generated one is incorrect, and manually edit tags yourself. Read more about it here.

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This is yet another re-code of my portfolio website, which means that there's six in total now! In the development of this website, I made sure to pay particular attention to reducing the file size of the website, which would make the website load faster and would be much better for mobile users on data. I also made sure to think a lot about the way things are presented, such as what information is relevant or not, in what order items should be placed, color, and overall neatness. It looks very similar to the old version of the site, but the code is much cleaner and hopefully is a much more pleasant experience for the user to navigate through. The design was inspired by Google's Material Design in many aspects, but a lot of it has my own twist on things as well that break the guidelines of Material Design.

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Since I was eager to try out the new skills I had learned over the Summer, I went ahead and coded an entirely new website for BucketMuncher. it has basically the same content as his old website, but is organized in a completely different format. His website now features components from my latest Material Design concept, and sports a variety of neat features.

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This was a website that was built for Dr. Pasricha's EPiC Lab at Colorado State University during an internship. In order to begin coding this website, I needed to find a way to allow Dr. Pasricha to edit the content without having to do any coding. After doing a bit of research on content management systems, I finally decided on Wordpress. The original candidates were Drupal and Wordpress, but I ultimately decided on Wordpress because I felt that it had more capabillities. It was a big learning curve for me, since I had to learn MAMP, the basics of PHP, and the components of Wordpress by myself. After many hours, I was able to produce a website for his lab using a custom theme for Wordpress.