Exhibition 02
Software, product, and collaborative technical work, each piece catalogued with its stack, challenge, and status.
Featured Exhibit
Designed and built end to end
A personal site I designed and built from scratch, from the visual design through to the production build. You are looking at it.
Building every animation, page transition, and theme in plain CSS, so the whole site ships with React and Next.js as its only runtime dependencies.
All 12 routes statically prerendered. Live at katepchuang.com.
The website for Hack the Valley, a hackathon at the University of Toronto. Designed and developed full stack, front end to back end.
Building dedicated dashboards and workflows for three groups at once: hackers, applicants, and administrators.
Added interactive animations and sound effects to make the event pages more engaging.
A search engine that helps you find literature documents based on what you need.
Writing and tuning custom ranking algorithms so the results that come back are actually relevant.
Runs Cypher queries against a Neo4j database of 5,000+ records.
A tool that shows you everything you need to investigate a cybersecurity incident, in one place.
Bringing data from 5 external APIs into a single view, using REST calls with a Python back end.
Built with a team using Scrum and Figma
An Android app that handles CMS departmental communication for events and announcements.
Storing and retrieving everything through the Firebase Realtime Database.
Unit and Espresso tests written with JUnit and Mockito.
Team member, working through GitHub
An app that simplifies your event planning process.
Building a responsive, interactive interface with React Native Paper.
A daily reminder to enjoy life.
RESTful communication with a custom back-end API so the content updates each day.
Published on Devpost.
A system monitoring tool that reports different metrics on how a given system is being used.
Handling incoming signals such as Ctrl-Z and Ctrl-C for process control, with concurrent processing through fork() and pipes, and error handling that fails gracefully.