Projects

—>ACCESS THE PROJECT HERE<— So, you know how sometimes an idea just pops into your head and you have to make it? That’s pretty much the story behind this “Love Notes” code I’ve been tinkering with. I was playing around with some animation libraries, specifically GSAP (which is awesome, by the way – more on that later!), and thought, “What if I could make some kind of digital, interactive stack of sweet messages?” Kinda like those little affirmation cards, but, you know, for romance! Or just a bit of daily sweetness. ...

—>ACCESS THE PROJECT HERE<— So, you know how milestones in a new relationship feel, right? Even the “small” ones, like hitting that one-month mark. It’s like, woah, a whole 30-ish days of awesome with this person who suddenly feels like a huge part of your world. For me and my amazing girlfriend, Briana, that first month just flew by. Seriously, BBBBBBBBB astagaaa, like the letter I wrote her said, time flies gila when you’re having fun (and are totally smitten, let’s be real). ...

—>ACCESS THE PROJECT HERE<— Let’s be real—breakups suck. And when you’re knee-deep in pint-sized ice cream containers at 2 AM, you’ll try just about anything to fix things. For me? That meant dusting off my coding skills and building… wait for it… a HTML heartache intervention. Yep, you read that right. I’m about to walk you through my slightly unhinged digital Hail Mary to win back my ex. The “Grand Gesture” 2.0 Look, I’m no Shakespeare. Flowers felt basic, love letters seemed iffy, and serenading outside their window would’ve probably gotten me a restraining order. So I did what any Gen-Z with Wi-Fi and abandonment issues would do: I built a website. ...

—>ACCESS THE PROJECT HERE<— Looking back at my matriculation days, one project still stands out—not just because it was a team effort, but because it marked my first solo dive into web development. It was for the Pengurusan Perniagaan (AP025) subject, and our assignment was to create and promote a product. After some brainstorming, my team of six decided on a thermos water bottle. We named it THAFAA, a clever mashup of our initials (shoutout to my teamates, you guys are chill fr), and I was tasked with building the landing page. ...