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I recently built this for my wedding! I customized this to work with our wedding colors and to work around an engagement photo that I really liked. It is built entirely from html/css, javascript, ejs, node.js and currently hosted on heroku. The trickiest part of this project was to create a working rsvp section with multiple forms that will appear depending on the name of the invited guest. Submit different names to check it out. (Try these names --Jeff Stout, Chris Porostosky)
I still play in several bands at the moment. This is a website I built for my side project --Poro. It is entirely created with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and hosted via netlify. I tried to make it a seemless and very easy to navigate site. I think it looks great on mobile as well as desktop.
This is a fun To Do list project. Its one of the first projects I did to learn how to persist data inputed by a user. The database used is MongoDB/ mongoose (ODM library) to persist the user given To Do Items. Also used is the LoDash library for helping with the javascript code.
This is a blog website of terribly great Jokes. It incorporates ejs templating, a MongoDB Atlas Connection, and some BootStrap Library integration along with Javascript, Node.js, and HTML/CSS. One unique aspect to this site is the use of ejs templates which allows pages to be created upon the addition of joke names. This project also allows any users to add a joke to the blog themselves. Have a bad one? Add it to the Blog!
This project uses bootstrap and CSS to create a one page layout for selling the world's greatest dating service App for Dogs!
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