Web Development
Responsive pages and practical interfaces built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and clean front-end structure.
Just a tech enthusiast who grew up on a steady diet of anime and video games. I code not just to build websites, but to bring ideas to life—one pixel at a time.
Most small businesses lose visitors and search ranking to slow, cluttered, or poorly structured websites. I build clean, responsive sites and pair them with practical SEO — proper metadata, page structure, and content clarity — so the site is both usable and findable.
Whether the need is a new build, an SEO cleanup, a content refresh, or ongoing technical support, the goal stays the same: a site that works for the business, not just for the developer.
I built this portfolio to show where I can contribute right now: clean websites, SEO-minded improvements, organized digital support, and project work that solves real needs.
Responsive pages and practical interfaces built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and clean front-end structure.
Better content structure, metadata, visibility, and page clarity for businesses that want a stronger web presence.
Ideas shaped into systems, layouts, and workflows that feel more organized, useful, and easier to maintain.
A mix of school and freelance work that reflects the direction I want to keep building in.
Problem: Students often pick a career path with no clear match to their skills or interests, leading to costly mismatches later.
Solution: An AI-powered engine that analyzes a student's profile and surfaces personalized, data-backed career paths.
Cuts the guesswork out of career planning for students and advisors.
Problem: Researchers often track species data across scattered spreadsheets and paper records, making it hard to search or share.
Solution: A centralized, structured database built for logging and querying species records.
Turns scattered field data into a searchable, shareable research asset.
Problem: Small sellers need a reliable way to accept payments and manage products without stitching together disconnected tools.
Solution: A full-stack storefront with integrated payments, user accounts, and product management.
Gives a small seller a complete, ready-to-launch storefront in one system.
Problem: Teams lose track of who owns what once work moves fast across scattered channels.
Solution: A real-time task board with Socket.io sync, so nothing falls through.
Keeps distributed teams aligned without extra status meetings.
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