Trivia Game

Description

My first project in General Assembly's Software Engineering Immersive was to build a game. I chose to build a trivia game because I love trivia and thought it would be fun to test people's knowledge in a variety of different categories.

You can use this trivia game to have fun and test your own knowledge, or build upon what I created (adding more questions, functionality, design, etc.).

The problem this project solves is that a lot of trivia games usually focus on one topic. I wanted to give my users a chance to shine in their preferred category or have them see how far they could go in a subject they are not too familiar with.

Play the Game Here

Technologies Used

HTML 5, CSS 3, JavaScript, DOM

View Trivia Game on Github

Studio Ghibli Database

Project Description

My second project for General Assembly's Software Engineering Immersive was to build a front-end application using the React framework and utilizing an API. I chose to build a movie database for one of my favorite animation studios, Studio Ghibli.

The API I used was the Studio Ghibli API.

The problem this project solves is that not many people have seen Studio Ghibli films. This database offers a place for people to learn more about the films and drive interest in watching the films. This database serves as an introduction to films of Studio Ghibli!

The result can be viewed here: Studio Ghibli Database

Technologies Used

HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, React, React Hooks, React Router, React Player, Bootstrap

View Studio Ghibli Database on Github

Pathfinder Store

Project Description

This is a store for Pathfinder. Pathfinder is a fantasy tabletop role playing game. Search our inventory to see information about items for your characters.

This project was for General Assembly's Software Engineering Immersive.

Repo Links:
Backend Repo
Frontend Repo

The final result can be viewed here: Pathfinder Store

Technologies and Frameworks Used

HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, React, React Hooks, React Router, Bootstrap, MongoDB, Mongoose, Node.js, Nodemon, React-multi-carousel

View Patherfinder Store on Github

ZooDoc

Project Description

ZooDoc is a website that allows users to find and rate veterinarians in their metro areas. Users may create accounts, log in, and read, rate, update, and delete vet reviews. Users must be autheniticated to perform any action other than read.

A typical experience would see a user create an account from a link on the home page, then return to the homepage where they could then log in with the new credentials. From the same page, the user would then enter their home metro area (currently, only New York and Philadelphia are supported) and be directed to a page listing doctors with practices in that area. The user would then be able to view information about the doctor, their contact information, and any reviews left by other users. The user would also be able to create, edit, and delete reviews of their own.

Repos:
Frontend Repo
Backend Repo