E-commerce website for a skincare store and clinic.

This website was built for a client who had previously been using Wix, but was unhappy with the results they were getting. They wanted something better but they were adamant about still having full control over the ability to add or remove products, change prices, put items on sale or mark them as out of stock, etc.

This website is built on React, and uses ExpressJS to handle Stripe requests, query a MySQL database to get and set reviews, and handle the contact form functionality. Express is also used to forward routing requests to the React build. Prismic is used as a CRM to give the client full control over the inventory and parts of the info rendered on the page. Both React and Express query Prismic to get info on the products. It will be ready for production in a week or two.

HTML Chess (Remote)

This is a personal project that I had been working on to learn Javascript. My original intention was to create a chess game using HTML and Javascript (instead of using Canvas) without following a guide on how to do it. Once I had finished that project, I decided to challenge myself further by taking the local version of this game that I had created and turn it into a remote online game. This version is not 100% finished, so there are still a couple of bugs left to fix. But contract work has taken priority, until I have some free time to come back and finish debugging it. When you log in, you are put in a 'waiting' state until another player logs in and the game starts automatically. It is intended to be able to handle many instances of a game at the same time. The login system is not very nuanced at the moment so if you log in and accidentally get put into an instance of the game without the person that you wanted to play with, simply refresh the game and log in again. You may also test it using two separate browser tabs.

Automated PO Generator

I was commissioned to create a web app that woud be able to scan a PDF or image receipt and automatically generate a PDF of a purchase order, with as much information as possible that could be derived from the receipt file. The information that is derived from scanning the receipt includes the PO number, PO date, the person who made the purchase, the date of the purchase, the purchase total, the billing method, the address of the vendor, etc. It will also sign the PDF for the person making the purchase, and finally it will add the image or PDF of the receipt to the second page of the PO. This automation is intended to save the employers of the organization a lot of time and effort. Future plans are to use the Google Email API to send an image to an email, and have the server auto-generate and send the PO to the corresponding person. This will further increase productivity as it will enable for POs to be auto-generated and sent for recurring subscriptions and purchases. This project is in active development.

Python Blackjack

This was another project that I challenged myself to make without following a guide when I was learning Python, limiting myself to only googling syntax. There are a few validation checks that need to be implemented but I moved on to other projects before touching up the details on this one. Press play on the iframe to run the program. If Safari does not work you may have to switch to Chrome.

Python Tic-Tac-Toe VS Computer

This was yet another project that I challenged myself to make without following a guide when I was learning Python, limiting myself to only googling syntax. The twist to this one is that I wanted to be able to play against the computer. Press play on the iframe to run the program. If Safari does not work you may have to switch to Chrome.

Personal CV Website

I decided to return to my roots and use Python to create my CV website, since I have been diving deep into React and Javascript lately. It could just have easily been a static site but I wanted to go back to coding Python for a little bit to try to keep my Python skills sharp. Coding in Python feels just as nice as I remember. Like riding a bike. The Flask server handles the contact form POST request, as well as some simple server-side form validation.