I oversaw the Digital Producer role where I was in charge of their website development, maintenance. I also developed a custom CMS for them to manage their website content such as links, positions, and sponsors. This website went through multiple iterations, from a simple HTML/CSS website to a ReactJS + TailwindCSS website, and now to a Vite + ReactTS + shadcn/ui website.

CTMS is role-based task management system that I developed for a course project with my group members. I was the assumed scrum master and I was also in charge of developing both the frontend and backend of the system. This was my first full exposure to full-stack development and RESTful APIs.

This is a game development project in Unity that I developed with my team members for a course project. It was a Retro Game Jam with a "twist" theme, where we transformed a Bomberman game into a 2D platformer game. I was in charge of the game design and development, where I designed the game's mechanics, such as power-ups, enemy AI, and weapons.

This PHIL331 is a project website that I developed for my course. I am in charge of the website development, making sure that the website is functional and intuitive so that the users can easily take the surveys, and the data is collected properly. The main skills gained here are mainly using graphs from shadcn/ui and Supabase's Auth Policies configuration.

There are many stages to my personal website development. This website follows similar iterations to KPop Dance Team's website, where I went from a simple HTML/CSS website, to NodeJS TailwindCSS, to ReactJS + TailwindCSS, to Vite + ReactTS + shadcn/ui, and now to NextJS + ReactTS + shadcn/ui.

PC8th is an PC parts e-commerce website that me and my partner developed for a course project. It is my first exposure to backend development and I learned an immense amount of how backend system works. This project was honorably mentioned by the professor of the course.

hikelowna is a hiking trail management system that I developed for a course project with my group members. This was my first exposure to Android development and I learned a lot about how Android apps are developed and how they interact with the backend.