Rob Verplanke jr.

This project is a complete redesign of a local print shop’s website, created as a self-initiated learning project. The goal was to modernize the interface, improve usability, and enhance maintainability with a structured and scalable codebase.

Introduction

This project showcases dynamic content rendering, state management and responsive design while focusing on user experience and accessibility.

Features

Fully responsive layout with a clean, modern UI

Dynamic pricing tables

Dynamic content cards

Multilingual support with instant content translation

Light and dark theme options

Accessibility enhancements following WCAG guidelines

Technologies Used

This app allows users to manage their personal CD collection locally. Users can add, edit, and remove albums, CDs, and tracks from their collection, rate each item, and organize their library with tags and categories.

Introduction

This project showcases routing, state management, data fetching from an API and styling with Tailwind.

Features

Users can add new albums, CDs, and tracks to their collection, edit existing items, or remove items from the library.

Technologies Used

This project is part of The Odin Project curriculum. It is a mock shopping cart application built using React, implementing various techniques and methods covered throughout the course.

Introduction

This project showcases routing, state management, data fetching from an API, and styling with CSS Modules to ensure scoped and maintainable styles.

Features

The application includes a fron-end shopping app with product listings, shopping cart functionality, and the ability to manage product quantities.

Technologies Used