I build interactive and responsive web applications using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. Computer Science background with a strong foundation in algorithms and data structures. Frontend-focused, building toward full-stack.
I am a Computer Science student at Sacramento City College with a strong interest in web development and practical software engineering. I am currently close to completing an Associate Degree in Computer Science, an Associate Degree in Web Development (Cal-GETC GE), as well as several certificates, including Web Developer Certificate, Front-End Web Developer Certificate, and Computer Science Certificate.
During my studies, I have focused on building real, working projects using JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and jQuery. I enjoy creating interactive and responsive interfaces and writing code that actually does something useful, not just small isolated examples. Alongside frontend work, I have built a solid foundation in data structures, algorithms, discrete mathematics, and computer architecture.
I plan to continue my education at San Francisco State University to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. My goal is not just to get a diploma, but to strengthen my understanding of backend systems, software engineering, and how full applications work from start to finish.
Right now, my main focus is frontend development, but my long-term goal is to grow into a full-stack developer. I want to combine strong UI skills with a deeper understanding of data, system design, and application logic, and keep building projects that feel complete and well-structured.
Small journaling web application that allows users to select a mood using emoji, choose a date, and write journal entries with optional auto-generated text. Entries are saved locally and displayed in a history list.
Built with a focus on state management, event handling, and dynamic UI updates without page reloads.
JavaScript · HTML · CSS · jQuery · Fetch API
Browser-based dice game implementing game state management, event-driven logic, and interactive user feedback.
JavaScript · HTML · CSS
Form handling project demonstrating asynchronous data submission, validation, and dynamic UI updates using fetch/AJAX patterns.
JavaScript · HTML · CSS
Lightweight content-driven website focused on layout, UI structure, and clean presentation of visual and textual information.
HTML · CSS · JavaScript
Interactive cursor trail effect built with vanilla JavaScript. Users can customize trail count, size, color, opacity, and scale in real time through a control panel.
The project focuses on event handling, animation timing, dynamic DOM updates, and performance-conscious rendering.
JavaScript · HTML · CSS
Client-side form validation with edge case handling, user feedback, and improved UX patterns.
JavaScript · HTML · CSS
Additional coursework projects focused on practicing JavaScript, DOM manipulation, and common UI patterns.
View full list of exercises →