I don't just hand off mockups, I build. These front-end projects show me taking interfaces from design into working, deployed code with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
A transactional web app that helps students manage their mental health and well-being through personalized habit tracking, reminders, and analytics. Balancing school, social life, and self-care can be overwhelming, so the app encourages students to build healthy routines that support both their well-being and academic success.
Users can set daily or weekly goals, track mood, stress levels, and study habits, and get insights into their emotional and academic patterns over time.
Team project with Claire Zhang, Claire Lee, and Tsion Tessema. We applied database management, API integration, and server-side programming to build a practical, impactful tool, deployed live on Heroku.
Track self-care (mindfulness, journaling, hydration), academic (study sessions, breaks), and social habits in one place.
Log daily stress, emotions, and reflections to reveal patterns over time.
Insights into productivity, sleep, and their impact on mental well-being.
Gentle nudges for self-care and study breaks, plus motivational messages tuned to logged emotions.
Coding my own designs makes me a stronger UX/UI designer. I know what's feasible, I can speak the language of engineers, and I can prototype ideas in real code, not just static screens. It keeps my designs grounded in what can actually ship.
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