SarahCreager

aboutme

I built an "About Me" webpage that contains my educational background, my work experience, my top 10 favorite activites, goals, a yes or no guessing game, a number guessing game, and a guessing game of the places I've lived with an array. I integrated a scoring system to keep track of the correct answers and relay that to the user after all questions have been answered.

api-integration-server

arrow-functions

auth-api

AWS-basic-server

AWS-dynamo-lambda

data-structures-and-algorithms

Practice with Data Structures and Algorithms

codeBreak-frontend

code<br> is an application dashboard for developers that provides break reminders, food suggestions, a notepad for thoughts/insights/reminders, and a rubber ducky programming companion. This app is integrated with basic and bearer auth login for additional security and includes an extensive test suite.

thetable-backend

theTABLE is an app that allows you to track the restaurants you have gone to and your recommended items. You will also be able restaurants on your favorites feed and personal map. The app will track your most frequented restaurants as well as offer reminders of your favorite food items. It is an info feed for foodies and hungry people who need some inspiration on where to go tonight.

theTABLE-frontend

theTABLE is an app that allows you to track the restaurants you have gone to and your recommended items. You will also be able restaurants on your favorites feed and personal map. The app will track your most frequented restaurants as well as offer reminders of your favorite food items. It is an info feed for foodies and hungry people who need some inspiration on where to go tonight.

SarahCreager/aboutme

I built an "About Me" webpage that contains my educational background, my work experience, my top 10 favorite activites, goals, a yes or no guessing game, a number guessing game, and a guessing game of the places I've lived with an array. I integrated a scoring system to keep track of the correct answers and relay that to the user after all questions have been answered.

SarahCreager/bus-mall

This webpage was a lab assignment for my Code201 course at Code Fellows. I created a webpage that allows the user to select a favorite item from 3 randomly displayed items. After each selection, the list refreshes with 3 new items, for a total of 25 selections. This website tracks the selections made and displays a list report and a chart revealing how many times an item was clicked verses how many times it was shown. The data collected persistently tracks total views and times shown between page refreshes.

SarahCreager/chocolate-pizza

This was a pair-programming assignment for my Code201 course. The goal was to match our webpage as closely as possible to the preview provided. Justin and I were given 4 hours to complete as much of this assignment as possible switching between roles as the driver and navigator. After our 201 course ended, I cloned down the original lab that was created in Justin's repo and finished the lab, completing section three along with the footer.

SarahCreager/forkDemo

This was a lab assignment for Code201. It was designed to give us practice with forking and with JavaScript functions.

SarahCreager/myartistpage

Code 102 Class 04 Lab - Building a Site with HTML

SarahCreager/readingnotesrepo-201

This was a Code201 pair programming assignment with Abdulkadir Sheikh.

SarahCreager/seattle-code-201d77-cart

This was a pair-programming assignment for Code201. The goal was to complete as much of the JavaScript To-Dos as possible in 4 hours. My partner was Abinash Shrestha. We took turns driving and navigating.

SarahCreager/seattle-code-201d77-lab5a

This was a lab for Code201. We forked and cloned a GitHub repo, creating solutions to some code problems that passed the included tests.

SarahCreager/wireframe-exercise

This was a wireframe assignment done for Code201. The goal was to work from top to bottom in the document and put elements into place with CSS, using the structure of the HTML to create selectors wherever it is possible. Limit the use of classes and IDs to only where they are needed. Apply color, backgrounds, borders, text styling, etc., to the specifications of the design.