Projects

Reddit mini

Pared-back recreation of Reddit using JSON API.

This project is front-end-focused, using the unofficial JSON API. It allows you to make requests for read-only Reddit data directly from the browser. Main technologies: React, Redux, Sass, JSON API, React routing. Open Github repository.

Jelly Gems

Jelly Gems is a React app that 'sells' imaginary sweets in exchange for wishes, secrets and promises.

I used react routing and react context for the basket. I also designed the artwork for the products. Open Github repository

Jamcore

This react app uses the Spotify web API to search tracks, create a playlist, and add tracks to the playlist.

Jamcore is in 'development mode' on Spotify's dashboard. To experience all functionalities, please get in touch and I can add you to the list of users.
There is a demo video on the website Welcome page in 'How to use'.
I do realise that this isn't ideal, and I wish I had read the fine print earlier. I'm still proud of it, it seemed like a good idea at the time. Open Github repository

Naughts and Crosses

This is just a cute little react naughts and crosses game.

This started out as an exercise for Codecademy, so I was more guided through the logic of this one. I enjoyed it and thought it was cool so here it is! Open Github repository.

HTML & CSS Cheat Sheet (ft. Sass)

This isn't the first or only cheat sheet out there, but it's mine and I'm proud.

This is a static HTML & CSS site, with one section in Sass. I'm also learning BEM and thinking of adding a section for it too. Open Github repository.

Playroom

Too meta?

This is a portfolio/personal website made using Html, JS and CSS.
The 'rainbow' stars at the top of the page were my first real foray into Javascript.

Reflecting on it now, as one of my first projects, there are certainly aspects I would approach differently if I were to recreate it today. Open Github repository