Hello! My name is
William Waller
Bachelor of Arts and Sciences, Major in Computer Science (Degree GPA: 3.471)
Courses:
Web Development // Data Structures // Design Patterns // Algorithms // Software Engineering // Digital Forensics
Co-Founder // Multimedia Designer // WordPress // WooCommerce // Adobe Creative Cloud // Customer Relations
Willow is an online web store where users are able to
choose products for purchase, manage a verified personal account,
favorite items for a future purchase wishlist, and keep up with the metalsmiths future projects.
The site is developed from HTML,CSS, Javascript, JQuery, PHP for the database interactions with mySQL.
The Bootstrap 5 Library is used for much of the styling with some dynamic interactions.
A touch of the React Framework is implemented for some distinct use cases, and it utilizes an XAMPP stack.
The main purpose of this site is to provide a pleasant and intuitive user
experience with familiar nav bars, simple elegant styling, and a compelling online store.
The site is in the later stages of development and is pending integration with a payment gateway once the merchant decides on a provider.
Kenterest was a site made by a small development team for an undergraduate CAPSTONE project.
It's purpose was to provide some similar experiences to the application Pinterest and a general social media site.
The project was exclusively for Kent students and acted as a means of community and creativity.
Users are able to make their own accounts, create interests,
post on other interests,
follow interest categories,
and like popular topics.
The sites data is driven by user uploads and interactions.
The site utilized PHP, HTML, CSS, mySQL, Bootstrap 5, Javascript, and jQuery.
The development cycle consisted of weekly scrums and the team followed
an agile approach with weekly sprints to meet consistent Milestones.
To Visit Kenterest 
This project was developed by a team of two developers and is a
travel blog where users can make accounts, rate/favorite user posts and images,
and grant admission privelages to a site administrator.
The site utilized PHP, HTML, CSS, mySQL, Bootstrap 5, and Javascript.
Strict pixel perfect integrations were required for this blog and all data
had to be utilized appropriately for each page with styling and layout specifications.
The site also required several ads to be running on each page and
the utilization of session super global variables to ensure a seemless and user friendly blog for multiple accounts
upon each login.
To visit the Travel Blog 
The application consists of a start screen and a gameplayscreen. Once the user clicks
start the countdown begins and the race to win more rounds of rock paper scissors
than your opponent commences.
Mutiple web hooks are used to manage state, effects, and user input to have dynamic
and eye catching experience.
