Seth Marks

Front-End Developer

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Hey, I'm Seth! I'm a Front-End Developer. Utilizing a myriad of web technologies, I like to create fun, exciting, and visually appealing websites and WebApps. I have a passion for solving complicated tech problems, designing fantastic products, and designing/developing while heavily considering what the end user will think of the experience. A solid UI / UX is extremely important to the success of any technological project. I love to learn new skills, as well as continue to improve my current ones. Check out my projects below!

Projects!

Ah yes, recipes. My favorite. Sometimes, we find ourselves asking "I want to cook tonight, but what food is there?". Well, here's your answer. This WebApp whatfoodisthere.com was created using simple HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Utlizing the MealDB API, I was able to fetch recipes from a database and display them nicely on the page. Click on a recipe to see how to make it! Food and cooking are of my top passions, so this was a great project to build in order to help chefs of all skill levels find new recipes!

Project 1 Recipe Library
Face Recognition App Facefinder Facial Recognition

Facefinder is a React.js App which demonstrates the connection between frontend, backend, and an external API. Using the AI computer vision software company Clarifai's API, this application can detect a face in an image, provided through an image link. Creating this app taught me how to implement Mozilla's Fetch API. This app also includes sign-in and register components, which are connected to a PostgreSQL database. The moving background was created with a React library called 'react-particles-js'. While it was frustrating and took a lot of time, this WebApp taught me a lot about how all of the pieces of the internet work together

An all-time favorite! Break A Brick! is a modest implementation of the classic Breakout-style block breaker game. It was created with very little HTML and CSS, and a lot of JavaScript. The script manages the HTML Canvas API to draw the shapes, and define the borders. When you lose the game, the bricks are re-loaded and the score is reset to 0. Have fun!

Break A Brick! Break A Brick!
Project 1 Hand Therapy

Meryl Marks Hand Therapy is a website created for one of my client's local business. This site was developed to help current or future patients learn more about what the business has to offer. It features a completely responsive design, a moving carousel, and the Google Maps API to display the business's location. This website was layed out using the Bootstrap design framework.