Jerrell Boyer
Junior Web Developer

For my initial project, I made a ninja themed version of the classic Frogger game. I used HTML for the structure, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for the functionality. It's a simple game, but it showcases what I could get done after only 4 weeks of learning HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

I teamed up for a quick two-day project, building the "Heroes and Villains" app. We used React for the look, MongoDB to handle data, and Cloudinary for images. Together, we tackled challenges by coding side by side and we connected to a third-party API, enabling the seamless retrieval of information on 731 heroes and villains.

Completed the third General Assembly project, "Legends of the Turf," a collaborative effort within a one-week timeframe. This Premier League fantasy football app features user registration, login, and team management capabilities. Utilizing React on the front end for a responsive user interface and Express on the back end with a MongoDB database, the project showcases proficiency in full-stack development, emphasizing effective teamwork.

Techfolio was a week-long project and was the last project from my General Assembly course, representing my proficiency in full-stack development. This web application integrates a Python Django API with Django REST Framework, to establish a back-end connected to a Postgres database. On the front end, a visually striking React-based interface enhances user experience, making it not only functional but also aesthetically impressive.

My debut full-stack project after completing General Assembly, I tackled the creation of an e-commerce platform. I incorporated Stripe for secure online payments, offering hands-on experience with real-world transactional systems. This project not only enhanced my development skills but also primed me for future work environments requiring similar functionalities.

This security website was built to provide a professional and user-friendly interface for Armour Link Security Ltd. It showcases their services, including event security, CCTV monitoring, and private protection. The design emphasises clarity and ease of navigation, ensuring potential clients can quickly find the information they need. Integrated contact forms and a modern layout help enhance client engagement and trust.

A kids quiz app designed for the Gödöllő Royal Palace museum in Hungary, where they answer one question in each room. After answering all 7 questions correctly, they receive a password formed by letters from the answers. The app supports Hungarian, English, and German, offering a fun and educational experience with a prize at the end.