I wanted to learn some frameworks for JS and CSS, so I decided to remake the old Tabernia project from 2023. The old one also used an API owned by the school, while this one uses an independent dummy API.
Static website made for an assignment at NTNU. The code was written to be as semantic, accessible and environmentally sustainable as possible. Animated elements such as cards respect if the user has prefers reduced motion turned on, are readable for screen readers and can be activated with both click and tab+enter. The design does not just rely on colors, but also shapes to inform the user which page they're currently on.
A booking web app, featuring pagination for the homepage. Registered users can create bookings, and venue managers can create venues. The final assignment at Noroff, it furthered my skills in React and made me combine everything I had learned about webdesign, accessibility and coding.
An online store with a shopping cart and a search function with autocomplete search suggestions. The main focus of this Noroff assignment was learning React, so the design is mostly just default Bootstrap.
An auction website, where registered users can bid on listings with credits and create their own listings. This was my last big assignment at Noroff using pure JavaScript and HTML.
