Projects I'm proud of

A SaaS (Software as a Service) for email marketing that uses OpenAI to generate personalized first lines from the data passed in from each of the leads to be used for cold emailing.

You can manually upload a CSV file or connect to your own Google Drive to access your Google Sheets files to be used by the app. It will then create personalization for each lead and will go to a review page, where a user can manually review the personalization made by the AI before downloading the CSV file or appending the leads onto the chosen Google Sheet file.

I've also wrote code that allows OpenAI to be used inside of Google Sheets.

I generated the idea of this project along with a client for our final project at Lighthouse Labs. Along with two teammates, we implemented this idea to code in a week.

The design of this custom Wordpress theme is inspired by my Kindle e-reader. I used this theme to create my personal book review blog for those that I have finished and named it 'ramicreads'.

I designed this on Figma with the principle of mobile-first design in mind. I then replicated the usual tinted screen of e-readers that makes it easier on the eyes to read off of by making my background color an off-white color named #f5f5f3 and the text color a shade of black named #0a0a0c.

I have also added JavaScript functionality to this website by incorporating a real-time digital clock on the top left side, which tracks AM/PM hours. A dark mode button is also enabled on the header that when clicked, toggles the opposite color and background-color variable of the website. This is shown in the first two sections of this image. Another button for brightness that when clicked, applies a 50% brightness CSS property to the root of the website, shown in the remaining two sections of this image. Lastly, an airplane mode button that swicthes the wifi icon in the header to a plane icon just for fun.

You can turn on the e-reader's airplane mode by clicking this link.

Made with the three main colors of The Bunny Cafe's logo in mind, a shade of orange named #f06c53, a shade of black, and a shade of white named #fefefe.

I designed the hero page and the 'Meet The Buns' page in Figma on how their layouts would look like. The full-width background image with a heading and a subheading for their tagline, including the linklist of their social media accounts below.

To achieve what I had designed, I used Bootstrap to create the navbar and the cards for the bunny profiles but I did my own styling. I have used the fonts, Cabin for most of the text but used the font, Salt and Pepper for the brand name and the names of the bunnies, which I only integrated to the website upon asking my boss.

You can check out the buns by clicking this link.