I'm a student currently living in the United Kingdom. I am interested in programming, cycling, technology and gaming. I write on my site, The Nerdy Student, about technology and productivity.
You can check out my portfolio and my website below. If you would like be to write a website at a low price for you, please feel free to email me!
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This is one of the more complex sites I have done so far. The site is highly responsive and looks great on all devices, and features a read more button on mobile devices in order not to overwhelm the user with text. It also features a header that changes background as the site is scrolled in order to make it visible over the page elements, and a card that has a colour changing background. You can see the desktop version in the left part of the image, and on mobile on the right.
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A PHP site built with multiple language support. On initial load, the site asks the user for the
language, and on subsequent reloads will remember the language that has been selected. The user can
also manually change the languages.
The site supports any number of languages, and dynamically inserts them into the site. It's also
easy to maintain and update language files without the need for database editing.
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Marcus is a Jekyll site, built using the Jekyll library. Jekyll is a surprisingly good way to built
responsive and high speed websites, and is very enjoyable to use. The site uses lunr.js
so that published content can easily be searched.
This is a card layout site that showcases various sites for a company. The cards open the links to the sites in a new tab, with a shadow behind the cards to give them a realistic look when hovered over. In addition, the header is responsive as is the site, meaning that it also looks great on mobile.
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This was one of the more challenging site I have done. The site doesn't work on mobile, however it looks like the old version of MySpace despite being built up from the ground. The project was very fun to do, as it had it's own set of challenges, including alignment of various boxes and the images.
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League Statistics is one of the first proper Python programs I made. It uses the Riot API to allow you to look at a players match statistics, and you can save and load players in as well as select what server they use.
Chain Counter is a web tool that allows you to count SOS chains in Pokemon Sun and Moon. It has a live updating message below it that shows the chances you have of catching rarer Pokemon, a night mode and many more features!
Pokefinder is a web app that allows users to find Pokemon by route. Users can check off a Pokemon once caught, and they can also save their progress to local storage on their device, so they won't lose track of what Pokemon they have caught. Pokemon that are the same will also be checked off using JavaScript. A table of contents at the top of the website allows users to jump quickly to different routes. The site also features a dark mode, for use at night.
These are the various languages, frameworks, and tools that I have experience using.
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