This is a fictional store created by the class as a foundation for our education in HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery, with a few customizations of my own. Once a static website, this was converted to a ASP Web Forms website in May 2013. With exception to a functional cart system, this has the look and feel of an online store. Enjoy!

This is the ASP web forms project I built for my presentation at the end of my development education at Centriq Training.  It contains the following features:
* Creating trouble tickets

• Opening pending tickets
• Closing opened tickets
• Creating & Editing company departments
• Activating & Deactivating departments
• Creating & Editing employees
• Activating & Deactivating employees.

If you're interested in exploring Tech Support Tracker, you can log in as a Technician with these credentials: Username: Mandark Password: P@ssword1, or as an Administrator with these: Username: Dexter Password: P@ssword2.  Although I don't really believe I need to say it, I will just in case: Please keep all additions and modifications tasteful.
Update: I have recently discovered that in the time since I first published this project back in 2013 file permissions on my site host's server have changed, preventing the upload of images for employee profiles via the Employee Management page. Because of this, the ability to upload employee images is broken until further notice. Thank you for your understanding.

This is the MVC project I built for my presentation at the end of my education at Centriq Training. This website is designed to emulate a college website where students can browse offered courses and see when they are scheduled.

When logged in as an administrator, however, the user gains the ability to create or modify courses, statuses, students, class enrollments, as well as the class schedules. If you're interested in exploring Anonymous University as an administrator, you can log in with these credentials: Username: Dean Password: P@ssword3.

Although I don't really believe I need to say it, I will just in case: Please keep all additions and modifications tasteful.

This is my version of Tic-Tac-Toe, complete with a score board! Challenge a friend to a few games today!

All animations and transitions are handled with CSS while the logic is handled with jQuery. Every part of the game board proper was built using CSS including the X's and O's, and the mouse cursor changes to inform the players whose turn it is.

Have fun!

UPDATE: I have added the embedded Pen from Code Pen. Please note that you may see some minor style issues because this has not yet been optimized for small window or mobile phone viewing. Enjoy!

See the Pen Tic-Tac-Toe by WillTWebDev (@WillTWebDev) on CodePen.

I came across the 100 Dots challenge, and decided to take it on with this pen. I attempted to only use CSS transitions for the effects, but I needed JavaScript to detect the movement of the mouse for one feature. Additionally, this is my first experimentation with the SCSS preprocessor.

I am a big fan of the game series Legend of Zelda, and long-time fans will know that the Triforce represents the balance of Power, Courage, and Wisdom. Another facet of this game series are Fairies, usually depicted as glowing orbs of light with wings.

As you move the mouse over the field of blue, the 'fairy' will wake up and become your cursor, fluttering around the field as you move your mouse. As the fairy draws near to any piece of the Triforce, that piece, as well as the letter representing which piece of the balance it symbolizes, will begin to glow, and slowly go dormant after the fairy moves away.

By the way, while this Pen does work on mobile devices, the fairy movement only works when viewed from a computer with a mouse.

UPDATE: I have now added the embedded Pen from Code Pen! However, I have noticed that the embedded Pen may not function correctly when hovering the mouse over the Triforce pieces. If this happens, please click the project title to navigate directly to the Pen on the Code Pen site.

See the Pen CodePen 100 Dots Challenge - Triforce by WillTWebDev (@WillTWebDev) on CodePen.