For my first project in the General Assembly Software Engineering Immersive Course, i was tasked to make grid-based game inspired by the classic arcade title Frogger, utilising the JavaScript skills i have acquired up to this point.

Frogger is a grid-based game where the player, a frog, starts at the bottom of the grid, and must travel to the top of the grid to beat the game. The player must pass two obstacles before reaching the goal:
1. The first obstacle is a road in which cars will be travelling left and right. The player must cross the road while avoiding the cars.
2. The second obstacle is a river, where there will be logs floating left and right. The player must cross the river while avoiding the water. This will act as the reverse of the first obstacle - instead of avoiding the logs the player must get on them to cross to the other side and reach the goal.

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Doggypedia is a wikipedia-style project that consists of a homepage. An index page consisting of populated cards accessed from the API via HTTP GET requests using axios that the user can navigate and interact with, along with a search functionality that filters keywords when interacted with. As well as a single card page that displays data pulled from the public API.

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Accelerate Inc. is a Full-Stack MERN application with CRUD functionality. The project was created over a one week period in a group of three.
Accelerate Inc. is designed to be a multi-function application aimed at administrators for managing athlete applications, medical reporting, sessions, attendance, and article publication in a dedicated blogging system right out of the box.

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For the final GA project, I was tasked with creating a full-stack app with React on the frontend, and a backend built with Django.
Platformer is a Metacritic-style video games reviews site that is parent-focussed, where users can read reviews of video games before purchasing for their children.

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This project was a test home assessment I did for a company, utilising the React framework, Redux for state management, TypeScript, SASS and CSS-in-JS for styling.

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