I wanted to make a my own version of wordle because I am currently obsessed with Interview With The Vampire. The website theme is based on the first book and gothic literature in general. This version of Wordle is infinite! To replay, refresh the screen. If you would like to play for yourself, click the GitHub Icon.

I created this for the first WebOS mission from Stardance, a summer long Hack Club program. The goal was to simulate an operating system hosted on a website. I created three apps, two being movable windows! If you'd like to try it out for yourself, click the GitHub icon.

This was created in June, a few months since I embarked on my web development journey. I created this website as a visual indicator of what I know how to do, and the learning that is ahead of me. Click the GitHub icon to test the calculator for yourself.

Over my 2026 spring break, I needed 30 hours to qualify for an all girls hackathon hosted by the Athena Initiative in partnership of Hack Club. Before this project, I had only 13 hours worth of projects so I needed to create a large enough project to qualify for the hackathon while enjoying myself. Creating a personal website was the perfect solution. Click the GitHub icon to check out the website.

The first website I created was a tribute to the band, The MarĂ­as. It onlt displayed their Submarine album cover with the lyrics from the song Paranoia. I remember enjoying myself a lot while creating that website, so I decided to scale it up with this project. Click the GitHub icon to play both of their albums: CINEMA and Submarine.

This started as a website to serve as a place to store all my projects, but I felt bored by creating something so simple to display my hard work. Instead of creating a website to serve as storage, I added personality (literally); there's a landing page;an about me page; and a projects page--the page your currently on. The design was heavily inspired by my DukeOS website and other frutiger aero pages.