Tag: webdev

  • Developing a polished product landing page from a wireframe requires striking a balance between visual appeal and structural efficiency. For my latest front-end assignment, I constructed a comprehensive showcase for AuraLuxe, a fictional ambient home décor and smart lighting brand. The core objective was to move away from writing custom…

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  • For this assignment, I developed GreenNest, a demo property search platform designed to streamline the discovery of homes. The primary objective was to move away from cluttered interfaces towards a layout that prioritises user intent and visual hierarchy. A Two-Tiered Layout Strategy The main design challenge was organising a high…

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  • Designing an image gallery often leads to rigid layouts where every photograph is forced into identical square containers. For my latest portfolio challenge, I wanted to avoid this constraint by constructing a custom landing page for Velvet Paw Portraits, a fictional pet photography studio. The primary challenge was balancing an…

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  • Layout design is a core skill for any front-end developer. For this portfolio piece, I challenged myself to build a landing page for ‘Form & Flow’, a fictional architecture studio, using only CSS Flexbox. The Challenge The wireframe needed a complex masonry-style gallery at the top and a structured invitation…

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  • Web forms can be tricky to style. For my latest portfolio challenge, I built a custom order form for Pixel Pizza, a fictional retro arcade pizzeria. Semantic HTML as the Foundation Before writing any CSS, I structured the form using semantic HTML. Every input is wrapped in a <fieldset> to…

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  • For my latest portfolio project, I decided to strip all of that away. The brief was simple but intimidating: build a visually engaging webpage using nothing but text. To tackle this, I created ‘Syntax Coffee Co.’, a fictional specialty roastery. The goal was to guide the user’s eye down the…

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  • I’m really excited to share my latest project, TrendFlair—a demo web application designed to simulate the modern online thrift-shopping experience. My goal with this project was to create an ecommerce layout with an engaging user experience. This was also inspired by a new trend called ‘Dopamine Sites’, where users can…

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