My FreeCodeCamp Projects
Check out what I’ve been building!
JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures
Certification Projects
Palindrome Checker
An application that checks if a given string is a palindrome. This project showcases my skills in string manipulation and logical reasoning using JavaScript.
See the code on GitHub
Skill Building Projects
Football Team Cards
A project that dynamically generates football player cards using JavaScript. Each card displays the player's name, position, and jersey number. The layout is responsive, and the cards are styled with CSS for a clean and modern look.
See the code on GitHub
Date Formatter
A JavaScript project that formats dates based on user inputs. It utilizes the Date object and its methods to create custom date formats, displaying them in various styles on the page.
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Gradebook App
An application designed to manage student grades efficiently. It utilizes JavaScript to calculate averages, convert scores to grades, and provide feedback on student performance.
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Random Background Color Changer
This code selects a random color from a predefined array and applies it as the background color of the page, while updating the button's font color and displaying the hex code on the screen.
See the code on GitHub
Responsive Web Design
Projects I’ve built as part of FreeCodeCamp's Responsive Web Design Certification
Product Landing Page
A sleek, responsive landing page designed to showcase a fictional product. This project highlights my skills in layout design, user experience, and clean, organized code.
See the code on GitHub
Technical Dcoumentation Page
A structured and responsive technical documentation page. This project demonstrates my ability to organize information clearly, ensuring usability and accessibility for developers.
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Tribute Page
A tribute to Mata Hari—dancer, courtesan, and alleged spy during World War I.
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Form Building
A custom form built from scratch as part of my web development learning journey.
See the code on GitHub