And a hello to you from me and Mickey! Welcome to my project listing page. On this page you can find all the projects I’ve done at Freestyle Academy from my junior and senior year of high school. Taking what I learned in my WebAudio class, I’ve made a website for each unit I’ve done, showcasing all my work from English and Design. I took great pleasure creating each individual website and coming up with a brand new concept for each one, applying everything I learned from Freestyle into them. From the elements of design to making animations with jQuery codes, I can say I was given a great opportunity to be able to learn all these skills, as well as more about myself. I was able to broaden my horizons and was challenged to think for myself and what kind of final product I wished to create. Through it all, I now have eight websites of my own creation that display my growth and I hope you have as much fun looking through them as I did creating them.

A little about me; from me, to you.

Fancy a cup of tea with that click?

Being the very first website I created, I decided to make it personal to myself, which meant coffee shop themed. If you give me a cup of tea with cream and sugar or a latte, I am willing to share my crayons with you.

This particular unit really helped shape my foundation on building websites and let me explore the possibilities in sites, even if I was a beginner. I learned about the basics of divs, images, and putting music onto a website. Have to say, not too shabby.

Here’s a story, have a look at the site for the ending.

With a little tale that takes place within a 24-hour time frame, I’m proud to announce it came to me 24 seconds into when I was taking a shower.

Themed after my story, the website is darker and rusty, with chains and gears to resemble an old clock. This unit focused more on creating an animation and I’m proud to show it.

Chocolate. Need I say more?

Clicking away isn’t exactly an apple a day to avoid the doctors, or cavities.

A little gem in downtown Palo Alto, California, the owner of The Chocolate Garage curates some of the tastiest chocolates your taste buds will ever grace.

Wanting to represent chocolate throughout the site, I chose auburn colors and kept the content and graphics to a minimal. I didn’t want just my audience looking at my website, but to care and have their attention geared towards my documented subject.

How much does the average polar bear weigh?

Enough to break the ice.

I wanted to try making the intro and my site a bit different than usual. Don’t know what I mean? Go ahead and click to see.

This unit really just let me do what I felt like doing with my website. I wanted to keep it simple, but do something a bit different compared to the usual with stretching windows. All the components on my site let me explore what I wanted to try out and actually turned out great.