This page is dedicated to small game projects to practice skills in both game design/programming as well as general web development.
I recently restarted this project to make it align with more case-study assignments, as well as general improvement.
| Case-Study 2 | A small recreation of the Google dinosaur game. The script performs a jump whenever the mouse is clicked. |
| Case-Study 3 | The sudoku webpage is full of conditional logic, including validating data, determining values, and putting together the puzzle. |
| Case-Study 4 | The sudoku webpage gets its puzzle information from a form. Users must fill out all fields, and enter a value for prefilled tiles within the range of the selected difficulty. |
| Case-Study 5 | This page demonstrates what information is readily accessible from your browser. As well as some general internet security information. |
| Case-Study 6 | The sudoku webpage gets its puzzle information from a form. Users must fill out all fields, and enter a value for prefilled tiles within the range of the selected difficulty. |
| Case-Study 7 | A stock trading game in which the goal is to end the game with the most value as possible. |
| Case-Study 9 | The stocks game saves your ending cash total as a highscore as a cookie that lasts one week. If you play again and your cash total is greater than the cookie, that total replaces it. |