Portfolio - Projects shaped around workflow, clarity, and useful systems.

The CM336 Semester Project is a TypeScript web app for organizing mesocycle workout planning around structured training blocks.

The project focuses on turning training-program concepts into a usable planning interface, with enough structure to support repeated edits over time.

Time is Money is a small utility app with one clear job: enter an hourly wage, start a timer, and see the session value increase in real time.

The project focuses on making the core loop immediate and readable while preserving enough history for users to review previous sessions.

Cache Simulator makes cache mapping strategies easier to reason about by letting users change inputs and watch how cache state responds.

The project turns an abstract computer architecture topic into a visual, hands-on demo that supports experimentation instead of passive reading.

ClumsyCat is a responsive launch page built to give the token a distinct first impression while keeping the page fast and easy to navigate.

The project balances playful visual energy with a straightforward structure so visitors can understand the token, follow updates, and move to the next action.

Mentor Data Table turns session records into an operational interface: users can search, filter, sort, and export data without leaving the app.

The project focuses on the everyday ergonomics of dense data: stable table behavior, clear controls, and a practical export path.

The Reed-Solomon Demo makes an error-correction algorithm easier to explain by showing the encoding and decoding process in a visual desktop interface.

The project was built for presentation, so the interface needed to support both exploration and clear walkthroughs of what the algorithm is doing.