Fullstack Web Developer
Born and raised in Provo, Utah. I've recently returned from Peru after serving two years as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and I am Looking forward to entering the Web Development industry. I love logic and problem solving and I love to code. Couldn’t be more exited for a long career in Web Development.
JAVASCRIPT
CSS
HTML
POSTGRESQL
NODE JS
REACT
REDUX
User authentication using bcrypt to hash and salt passwords.
Allows users to select on of the campaigns with which they are associated as a player or dungeon-master as well as join campaigns or create new ones the UI changes to accomodate mobile users.
This screen is conditionaly rendered, for the dungeon-master it allows him to adjust the settings of the campaign such as level limits as well as controling which users have access to the campaign as players for the players it allows them to leave the campaign.
This Screen shows us the cards for characters associated with the user and the campaign & create or import new ones. If you are the dm it shows all the characters associated with the campaign.
This view shows the character sheet with all of the sections collapsed this sheet allows the dungeon-master to edit all of the minute details included in a character.
This shows one of the sections open. These sections contain all of data necissary to play the game.
CSS | HTML | REACT | NODE | POSTGRESQL
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CSS | HTML | REACT | NODE | POSTGRESQL
The home screen displays diffrent lists of questions based on diffrent filters the search bar in the header allows the user to search the site for questions and tags.
This view shows many different filters for aggregating the questions such as with out answers, most votes, ect.
The tags display shows basic data about the tags used to sort and identify questions.
This page allows users to create questions in the system.
This screen displays a summary of the data about the individual users.
This page shows the edit feature that all questions and answers have.
