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Stephanie Anderson

Front-end developer based in the United States

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Featured projects to illustrate my skills:

Travel Website - Universal Orlando Resort

My travel website aims to create a modern, fully-responsive website that delivers an optimal viewing experience across all devices from desktop computers to mobile phones. This site utilizes HTML5 for structured content organization, CSS3 for styling with flexbox and grid layouts that automatically adjust based on screen size, and media queries to target specific viewport dimensions. T

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AI Poem Generator

My poem generator combines a user-friendly web interface built with HTML, stylish visual presentation through CSS, and the creative power of an AI API to produce unique poetry. When users submit their preferences, JavaScript code sends these parameters to an AI API like OpenAI's GPT or Claude, which generates a custom poem based on the specifications. The generated poem is then displayed back to the user in an aesthetically pleasing format, potentially with options to save, share, or generate variations of the poem.

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Weather App

My weather app is built with React, HTML, and CSS. Users can check current weather conditions and forecasts for different locations. The HTML provides the structural framework, displaying elements like temperature readings, weather icons, and location search fields. CSS styles these elements with attractive visual design. JavaScript handles the functionality by fetching data from weather APIs, processing the information, and dynamically updating the interface when users search for new locations.

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World Clock App

My world clock app built with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS displays current times across multiple global cities simultaneously. The interface features an elegant grid of city cards, each showing the location name, current time, and date in the local timezone.

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