Since this game came out Iv'e always loved it and often come back for a round or two so it seemed natural to do my own version. I tried to do a faithful recreation of the original but in dark mode. Can be played on any browser both on desktop and on mobile devices.

First project developed with a client, as so it was the first time developing when I didn't make all the decissions myself. Challenging to both satisfy the client and potential customer needs while also developing for a wide range of screen sizes. First big project in React as well as first time using SCSS. Still hosting through GitHub Pages but the page is using its own domain.

A component developed so it can be put in any page. It fetches images from the Flickr API and showcases them in the designed image gallery. Comes equiped with an endless scroller, the ability for the user to search for new content and some accessibility features. A placeholder website was also developed to showcase the gallery.

The website CSSBattle has 68 challenges for people to test their raw CSS skills. You are given points based on how close you can approximate the picture you are given to replicate and doing it in as few characters as possible. At the time of writing there are 81126 members and I am the proud owner of the 28th best spot.

The game tic-tac-toe as a react app. I wanted to do an easy project as my first react web app. This project was also a good way to play around with props and states in react. I went for an '80s feel and had fun implementing the see through glass effects.

The page where we are right now. A place to gather all of the web based projects that I work on. Simple architecture in the back and as little javascript as possible to hone my CSS skills.

Implementation of Conway's Game of Life as a test of Blazor WebAssembly. I wanted to implement a simple game as a web app using C# so I chose Blazor.