Academic Projects
On top of work initiatives, these are some projects across UX, Web Design and Data Analysis fields completed during my studies in Boston University and Harvard Extension School. View code and statistical analysis on Github, prototypes on Figma, and videos on YouTube.
Designing an educational website for recycling
HES: DGMG E-55 Designing Educational Media,, 2024
RecyclEd is an educational website for employees in Seattle offices that provides a quick way custom way to learn about sorting only for the items they actually use.
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Designing animation for educational website
HES: DGMG E-35 Video Editing and Digital Design, 2024
This animation was done in AfterEffects as part of Video Editing class in HES.
It serves as a promotional video for the project RecyclEd and talks about importance of recycling rules and implementation in the offices.
Designing animated logo for personal website
HES: DGMG E-35 Video Editing and Digital Design, 2024
This animation was done in AfterEffects as part of Video Editing class in HES. It showcases how data and aesthetics can live together and create something beautiful in design.
HES: CSCI E-34 User Experience Engineering, 2023
The design process for this app included user research, personas, interviews, mockups, user testing, and prototyping. The final prototype was presented with a short ad for the app.
Designing an app for whale watching
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Building a website for hiking adventures
HES: CSCI E-12 Website Development, 2023
The project included creating HTML, CSS and using JS packages to design a six-page website.
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Ames House Data Analysis
Analyzing data with multivariate statistics
Boston University: CAS MA 584 Multivariate Statistical Analysis, 2019
The project was done as part of the multivariate statistics course exploring data of houses in Ames.
Video Game Trends Projects
Video game trends analysis over the last 50 years
Boston University: CAS MA 415 Data Science in R, 2019
Research is based on a dataset of 167,000 video games with analysis done in R. The purpose of this study is to find a pattern and correlation between ratings of the games, popularity, platforms, genres, and developers.
Connect Four
Python-implemented "connect four" board game.
Boston University: CAS CS 111 Introduction to Computer Science, 2018
There are 3 different setups for this game, so you can choose to play against a friend (player vs player mode), against a computer that makes random choices or against a computer with an AI algorithm.