This is my current flagship project: a personal portfolio website built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to showcase my work and learning milestones. It includes multiple pages, such as a dedicated projects section and a contact page, along with interactive JavaScript features. Developed locally with Git version control and deployed via GitHub Pages, this site represents the first version (Vol. 1). As my skills grow, I plan to evolve it by adding new, more advanced projects and gradually phasing out older ones.

The Go Ride! website is a responsive club page built with HTML and CSS as part of a Codecademy challenge project. It was designed to adapt seamlessly across different screen sizes, highlighting the importance of responsive design in modern web development. The project was developed in Visual Studio Code, tracked with Git, and published via GitHub Pages.

A randomized message generator built with JavaScript, using Git and the command line for version control and development.

A capstone project built in Python that implements the Caesar cipher algorithm (C = (P + K) % 26) to encrypt user input. Designed as a simple contact form, each field is automatically encrypted on submission using ASCII character manipulation. As one of my earliest projects, it highlights my first steps into cryptography and Python development.