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Website Project

January 2026

About This Project

This project serves as both a demonstration of my web development proficiencies, as well as a platform for documenting the processes and results of the work I've taken part in.

This website was designed using modern web development standards for accessibility and responsiveness, and should run and display seamlessly across all screen sizes for mobile and web browsing.

Technologies Used

HTML CSS Visual Studio Adobe Photoshop Github

Challenges & Learnings

When it comes to stages of the design process which primarily concern aesthetics, any format intended to be subject to visual scrutiny and governed by the implications of the viewer's psychology, the best approach is incredibly open ended.

A website interface is one of the most visually scrutinized formats of the modern day, and while important for facilitating information exchange to the backend, the first focus of developing any appealing modern website should be to create an intuitive and visually functional interface for as many variations of device and user psychology as possible.

The challenge with developing for user psychology is in finding the natural balance between aesthetic and pure functionality. To make an intuitive user interface, the design has to be visually intuitive; the buttons need to be in the place the user's brain expects them to be, because that's where the buttons tend to be on similar interfaces. However, when the design format is an infinite canvas, the ceiling for aesthetic complexity is likewise infinite, and then the constraint becomes retaining the functionality and compatibility of the design.

The open ended nature of how to approach this careful balance tends to be the source of most iterations in the web development process. While checking the functionality of the engineering side of the system is as simple as running the process, checking the success of the interface layout for user psychology is a far more nuanced problem.