Made during the Garage48 hackathon in 2021. I was apart of a 7 person team where I was the lead UI / UX designer.

My time during the hackathon was entirely focused on making Figma prototypes for the rest of the team.

A React app made as part of a school assignment. The purpose of it was to allow a user to quickly and comfortably get information about a location's weather.

Map was implemented via the React-Leaflet Node package. The weather data itself was fetched from the Open Weather API. I also ended up sprinkling a bit of custom CSS on top of everything just to make it look nicer.

An additional requirement was that it used React Typescript. I had never used Typescript prior to this task, but I ended up really enjoying it.

A school assignment, for which I had to create a React app, where it would be possible to view and store recipes. This was one of the first proper React applications I made.

The final result had to correspond to very specific criteria in terms of layout and functionality. However, we were allowed some room when it came to the overall visual style of the application. I decided to go for a modern / minimalistic look. A look that I think I achieved.

School task, made hot on the heels of the general introduction to HTML and CSS. I was given screenshots of an online bookstore which I then had to recreate. This was a fun, but admittedly very simplistic project.

This project was also my introduction into media queries. And what exactly a "hamburger" menu is, which is a name I still find weirdly amusing.