This website was the final project I created for a front-end development class. We were tasked with creating a website for a fictional non-profit institution named Benevolent. Our objectives included:

1. Designing a medium fidelity prototype using a design tool similar to Adobe XD
2. Creating a dynamic website using HTML5 and CSS3
3. Add a contact form, Google Maps module, video and social media links
4. Implement a image slider, Read More and Accordion modules using jQuery plugins
5. Use a heuristic questionnaire to conduct user testing

This project was showcased in the 8th Annual Faculty Submitted Student Work Exhibit as part of the SIGGRAPH 2019 conference.

A responsive, scrolling one page how-to guide to Homebrewing. The navigation uses anchors that link to sections of the page. Relied on Section and Div elements along with CSS to manipulate the layout.

This project required the use of HTML and CSS to build out a personal blog website. The images, layout, structure and styling were all part of the work.