I'm a fourth-year student at the University of Victoria majoring in Computer Science with a Software Engineering option and a Professional Writing minor. I've been making websites since I was thirteen, but my technique has become more sophisticated since my days of The Simpsons fan pages. I'm passionate about all stages of web application development: I like to get involved in everything from research and design to developing content and maintaining an audience.
Particularly, my goal is to make web applications that make life easier, and to make websites in general easier to use and more beautiful to behold.
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Vanessa and the Accident was a video game programmed by myself and four other girls in a team for the Games 4 Girls competition. Programmed in Gamemaker, we created an RPG-style adventure, along with cutscreens for the story line and minigames.
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Frontline was a history-themed website about trench warfare, and winner of the 2008 Colonel Douglas H. Gunter Award. It was written in PHP and valid XHTML and CSS, and uses the SIFR flash typography technique. It also featured a web choose-your-own-adventure game written in PHP..
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