This app was built to try out Google Firebase' backend tools. Firebase--for web apps at least-- has been a very easy-to-use SDK. Within about two hours I was able to build full registration/authentication/navigation to the app without having any prior knowledge to their backend tools beyond push notifications. This project is ongoing and its source code can be found here.

This was a very early project that, even though the infrastructure is old, I'm very proud of it as it was my interpretation of a single page application (SPA). The states transfer over using native browser functions and reads query parameters as well. Feel free to check out the demo by clicking on the image above or the source code by clicking here.

This is an SDK I've been working on to help developers jumpstart their custom app development on the Spoonity production API. Easily-identifiable method names and renamed JSON response cut out the unnecessary data meant for internal use.

Leveraging a slightly older version of my SDK, this is a full NativeScript app for both iOS and Android that I built to demonstrate how quick it was to churn out a functional app with the SDK in a matter of hours. Login, store locations, rewards page are designed by myself while I designed the others to mimic the native iOS UI. Feel free to check out the source code by clicking here.

This is a quick Javascript-based wrapper to help developers take advantage of the PokéAPI without needing to memorize their long endpoints. It is built using ES6 syntax and fetch. It is currently published on NPM and can be installed from there via `npm install pokeapi_helper`.

This app uses the Animal Crossing New Horizons (ACNH) API. The UI is taking inspiration from the in-game phone while incorporating personal touches for non-existing features in-game such as search, lists, etc. Feel free to check out the source code by clicking here.

Currently a work-in-progress, this app so far is a simple card-displaying mobile app built in Ionic which uses the TMDb API. Feel free to check out the source code by clicking here.

This was one of my more recent collaboration projects to learn some basic React.js. The UI is a simple white dashboard with news cards. I chose the card format because of the API provided very little in the form of consumable data in the response body. Feel free to check out the demo by clicking on the image above or the source code by clicking here.

Now-defunct hybrid information app. Small collaboration project meant as a quick guide to some Ottawa health-related subjects. Work done being icon design and some UI design.

An ongoing project with an old client. I provided the original design and store functionality and it has evolved since along with branding. Emphasis was more on learning the Shopify Liquid syntax.

I've noticed that a lot of car manufacturers built overly complicated UIs that were sluggish and confusing. This UI I did years ago was what I thought would be an optimal touch-friendly UI for vehicles with four simple entertainment, navigation, warnings, and settings buttons. Feel free to check out the demo by clicking on the image above or the source code by clicking here.

Work in progress. In search of a front end project with a free API that provided images, I luckily found the video game API called RAWG. Aside from images, it provided plenty of data including genres, publishers, developers, ratings, reviews, and much more. Feel free to check out the demo by clicking on the image above or the source code by clicking here.