In this project, I developed a mobile app to simplify nutrition and food logging, driven by my passion for fitness and nutrition. The app offers three easy logging methods: a search bar, image recognition, and a barcode scanner, all on a single page for quick access. I focused on user-friendly design, selecting the best image recognition model and a reliable API for the barcode scanner.

In this individual project, I designed and implemented a robust login system showcasing my proficiency in full-stack development. Leveraging the power of Angular for the frontend and the .NET stack for the backend, I crafted a seamless authentication experience.

In this project, I collaborated with three fellow students to develop custom React components, implement a filter system, and work on various other aspects, highlighting my expertise in front-end development.

In this ambitious solo project, I undertook the formidable task of redesigning YouTube from the ground up using Angular and crafting a suite of custom components. This project served as a platform for me to demonstrate my prowess in front-end development while taking on the intricate challenge of reimagining a widely-used web application.

In this project, I collaborated with one fellow student to create a feedback tool. I handled the backend using Kotlin and Spring and also contributed to the Vue.js frontend, showcasing my full-stack versatility and teamwork.

In this project, I conceptualized and developed the Smart Shelf prototype, simplifying household inventory management. The app uses barcode scanning for quick product addition to a virtual shelf. Users can scan, save, visualize, and adjust quantities effortlessly. An innovative feature auto-adds items with zero quantity to the shopping list. The app includes a dedicated shopping list for marking items in the bag.