Animal Motion is an upcoming mobile game where players complete "motion puzzles" to interact with and cheer up animals. The puzzles are themed after each animal, and the goal is to teach empathy while having fun. I worked on animal illustrations, rigging, animations and programmed the puzzle detection system currently used in the game. I also made contributions to the UI design, and gameplay design.
Animals were illustrated in Adobe Photoshop, rigged and animated in Unity Engine. The puzzle detection system was programmed in C# and implemented in Unity Engine.

Hair Guitar is an upcoming mobile game where players complete rock music themed minigames. I primarily developed two minigames: a Whack-a-Mole style game called High Five Your Fans!, and a Simon style memory game called Guitar Pedal Hero. I also created several art assets for these minigames and the overall game.
The minigames were programmed in C# and implemented in Unity Engine, all artwork was made in Adobe Photoshop and Procreate.

Tally Saves the Internet! is a browser extension where players fight monster representations of web trackers -- "product monsters" -- in a turn-based combat system. I worked on product monster designs, artwork, and animations. These monsters were illustrated and animated in Adobe Photoshop, and I completed over 70 product monsters total!

Audio Access is a website that myself and two others developed for a hackathon. I programmed and designed the website, and helped with ideation. The project won best first time hack!
The website was developed using HTML, CSS, JS, and Webkit.

Social Mediator is a website that replicates what it would be like to be a content moderation bot. It is no longer working, but when the API was properly connected it would fetch an AI generated hateful tweet, and you would give it a negativity score. This score would then be compared to another AI's sentiment score, and you could then choose to remove the post or keep it up and your choice would be compared to the AI's. A video from when the website was working is below!
The website was developed using HTML, CSS, JS, and Huggingface. It was prototyped in Figma.

This website is a usability test of the AP News website. A small team and I asked participants to perform different tasks and I later analyzed the results and created this website to show my findings.
The website was developed using HTML, CSS, and JS. It was prototyped in Figma.

This database contains data related to a set of butterflies, their mating, and average data related to family and environment. Here is a link to the database schema, procedures, views, and importer on GitHub. The data itself belongs to the Davidson Biology department and cannot be released, but I have provided a video below that shows a basic example of all the functions working on the website.
The database was developed using SQL in MySQL, and Python. The website was developed using HTML, CSS, and JS.