When COVID-19 struck New York, as a child life volunteer at New York Presbyterian Hospital, I saw a need for volunteers and patients to reconnect. Thus, I developed an application that would allow child life coordinators to schedule virtual meet ups between child life volunteers and patients. This multi-dimensional application not only allows for both administrators and volunteers to interact, it also provides the ability for new volunteers to apply.

• Developed front-end in React.js and backend in Ruby on Rails framework

• Styled using Google’s Material UI library for React and React Styled Components package

• Implemented React Redux to handle all state objects

While COVID-19 was running rampant around the world and requiring the population to quarantine, my loneliness and desperation for human interaction inspired this application. The Movie Club app allows users to join and create movie clubs with friends and even strangers. Each club can be personalized and members can schedule, discuss, and review movies with their clubs. The best part is, movie clubs can write reviews for the movies they watch and the reviews become public for others to read and gain insight from.

• Developed front-end in React.js

• Styled using React Styled Components package

• Built backend in Ruby on Rails framework

I love comic books. They have provided me a lot of joy for most of my life and I realized that sometimes it can be hard to get into comics if you don't know where to start. Therefore, I developed the Marvel Comics app, which allows users to search and review Marvel Comic Books. But the best feature is the random comic generator that gives you a random Marvel comic book suggestion.

• Built front-end in vanilla JavaScript

• Developed back-end in Ruby on Rails

• Designed using straight CSS only