As a DIGIT graduate, my work isn’t only “design” — it’s a mix of development, writing/research, interactive media, and visual communication. This page highlights projects that show growth from early HTML/CSS sites to more interactive work (React + Three.js) and a research-driven Tech Issue guide.
The projects I want viewers to open first — they best represent my current skills in interactive web work, organization, and polish.
Multi-page resource guide that blends research writing with web presentation. Built for clarity, navigation, and accessibility.
A React-based interactive demo showing component structure and a more modern front-end workflow.
Interactive 3D experiment in the browser. Focus on scene setup, camera/view, and user experience.
A unified multi-page website built to present projects for a clear audience, with consistent style, readable layouts, and accessible structure.
Early portfolio work (HTML/CSS + content organization). I’m keeping these projects to show growth - the content matters, and the site structure shows where I started.
Landing page introducing the site sections (Gallery, Resume, Projects, writing/analysis pages).
A web-formatted resume page showcasing experience, education, skills, and involvement.
A hub page featuring Scanniverse work and a link out to the DIGIT110 CBML semester project.
Reflection comparing GitHub Pages and WordPress (learning curve, control, customization).
Lyric comparison project using tools like Voyant and AntConc to track patterns across decades and genres.
Coursework that pushed deeper into structuring/organizing content through code and collaboration.
A comic book analysis project linking text and artwork structure using code.
A collaborative web project exploring true crime content through a structured multi-page layout and presentation.
DIGIT100 focused on structure and content. Later projects prioritize interactivity, navigation systems, and deliberate audience design — while keeping accessibility and readability in mind.