During the fall quarter of 2021, I worked with a group to replicate and iterate on the
iconic game Flappy Bird using JavaScript and WebGL. The game was upgraded to feature 3D
play scene, dynamically shifting backgrounds, and most notably, first person view
mode.
Photo of the game
In Spring 2021, I worked as a web and visualization specialist on a digital humanities
project related to the spread of COVID-19 in colleges and prisons. Through this project,
my team performed an analysis of the treatment and case data related to the Coronavirus
in these two institutions. The website was developed through WordPress and visualized
with Tableau. We collected data primarily through the New York Times COVID-19
repository.
Interactive Tableau visualization from website
In Winter 2022, I had the opportunity to take a seminar on Imposter Phenomenon and learn
about how IP negatively impacts my mental health and ability to reach my full potential.
I created an interactive activity to inform others about the Imposter Phenomenon and
provide advice to overcome IP thoughts.
Website Screenshot (Not available on
mobile)
Along with a team of four other students, I worked to digitally construct our
interpretation Music Room of the Los Angeles Theatre using blueprints and historical
records. Since the area of the theatre was never built due to lack of funding, we
employed our creativity to create a realistic model of what we imagine the Music Room
would have looked like. Our research led us to believe that the Music Room wasn't
intended for music at all, rather a relaxation space for patrons to take a break from
the showing.
3D Rendering of our model
Working on a four member team, I designed and implemented a full stack web application
that assisted those with dietary restrictions to find suitable alternatives to common
recipes and ingredients. We additionally designed the web application to allow users to
save their favorite alternative recipes and ingredients to their profile. We utilized
JavaScript and ReactJS for the front-end. Google Firebase was used for the back-end
databasing and user authentication and Spoonacular API was used for recipe
data.
Photo of Forky, our mascot