Projects — Selected work
A small body of work so far — institutional websites, a couple of database-backed systems, and a business site. Each one is described here as it was actually built, not as it might eventually become.
A website for the MFM Iju Regional Headquarters, built to give the organisation a clear and dependable presence online. Content is structured so that information is easy for visitors to find and easy for the organisation to keep up to date.
A PHP/MySQL attendance-management application designed around how attendance is actually recorded in a course setting. It keeps course-related attendance records and supports daily attendance tracking, with views for both student and lecturer workflows.
A registration system for youth participants, with a certificate search on the same record. Participants register once, and can find and download their own certificate after it has been released — mirroring the order of the real process rather than allowing access early.
A business website for Pelo Biodigester & Soakpit Installation. The site presents the company's installation services clearly, so that potential customers can understand what is offered and how to get in touch.
None of these projects is finished, and I wouldn't describe them as such. I'm a student first, and each one has taught me something that made me want to go back and improve the previous one.
What I'm working on now is mostly fundamentals: cleaner structure, better handling of data and forms, layouts that behave properly on a phone, and code that stays readable months after I wrote it. As those improve, these projects will be revisited and updated rather than replaced.
The images on this page are placeholders while I prepare real screenshots. I'd rather add them when the work is in a state I'm comfortable standing behind.
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The About page explains how web development and International Relations fit together for me. If you'd like to talk about any of this, the contact page is the place to start.