About Me
Welcome to my digital portfolio – an eclectic fusion of code, design, and innovation. My name is Andrew Cyburt, a detail-oriented Full Stack Software Developer with a passion for bringing ideas to life. Here, you'll find a showcase of my works that reflect my versatility, meticulous eye for detail, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.
With a strong foundation in JavaScript and Java, I've applied my skills to a diverse range of projects, from engaging web applications to streamlined databases. My problem-solving abilities and strong communication skills allow me to tackle challenging tasks head-on, transforming complex ideas into tangible, efficient solutions while maintaining a focus on the end-user experience and client satisfaction.
I enjoy contributing my technical expertise and leadership skills in a collaborative environment, continuously pushing the boundaries of what's possible. So please, enjoy your journey through my professional landscape and don't hesitate to reach out if you'd like to learn more!
For more information, contact me at: Cyburt.Andrew@gmail.com
About My Projects
I've been fortunate to work on a variety of projects that have helped me grow as a developer. I've learned many technical skills as well as soft skills, such as team leadership and managing a project pipeline. I've also learned how to work with clients to ensure their vision is realized. All of the following websites are responsive to screen sizes, whether it's an ultrawide desktop, a tablet, or a mobile device.
Pokemon Trivia Website
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The Pokemon Trivia Website offers a dynamic and interactive
experience. I had a lot of fun working on this project despite not
knowing Pokemon very well. You can customize your quiz based on
different generations of Pokemon, and create an account to keep track
of your scores. The website features a leaderboard for competitive
scoring, utilizes CSS animations, a spelling detection method that
determines if your answer is "close enough," and a hint feature to
help you out. Unfortunately we lost our ability to store user data due
to a database crash, so you can't currently create an account or view
the leaderboard. But you can still take the quiz and enjoy the
experience! We may return to this project to fix this issue in the
future.
Tech talk: This website is developed using a tech stack that includes
HTML, CSS, TypeScript, React, and Google Firebase. It utilizes APIs to
fetch Pokemon data, Express.js and Node.js for server-side operations,
and MongoDb as a NoSQL database for user data management.
Allemons Lanscaping
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Allemons Landscaping is a website tailored for a local landscaping
business. It's not yet been finalized, hence not having its own domain
yet, the lack of detailed information, and no side pages yet. I've
been collaborating closely with the business owner. I incorporated
their requirements and offered a spectrum of choices to align the site
with their vision. The site includes a night mode toggle and an
interactive map.
Tech talk: This site was built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The map
uses the Google Maps API.
Aurora Auto Works
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Aurora Auto Works is a website tailored for a local car restoration
business. Collaborating closely with the business owner, I
incorporated their requirements and offered a spectrum of choices to
align the site with their vision. The site boasts a neat,
easy-to-navigate interface. A gallery page is currently in the
pipeline and will soon showcase the stellar work of the business. The
owner also requested custom email addresses for the business, which I
set up using Google Workspace.
Tech talk: This site was built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The
custom emails were set up using Google Workspace.
Movie Database Browser
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The Movie Database Browser provides a list of movies that you can
search through or filter. It uses API connections to MovieDB.com,
providing you with an extensive catalogue of films to browse and
discover. It lets you sort movies based on their certification (such
as PG-13), their review scores, and/or their genre. Or you can search
for a specific movie. You can also view a movie's description,
runtime, and release date. It also includes the option to add a movie
to your watchlist.
Tech talk: The website uses HTML, CSS, TypeScript, and React for a
smooth and intuitive user interface. The back-end functionality is
achieved with Express.js and Node.js, allowing seamless interaction
with the MovieDB's API to fetch and display data.