This web application was developed for the Australian Government to inform residents near the new Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport. Users can enter an address or select a location on the map to view expected flight frequency and noise levels, supported by visuals and downloadable PDF reports. On the first day of publication of the website, it has received up to 60,000 people and it was one of the most proud moments of my life.

I was the lead frontend developer on this project, responsible for client communication, code quality and structure, accessibility, responsiveness, and implementing the overall functionality and design. Unfortunately, the code is confidential and not publicly available.

NASA Image Tool is a web application that leverages NASA's Open API to fetch and display high-quality images and information about space-related topics. Users can enter keywords (e.g., "Mars", "Nebula", "Apollo 11") into a search bar, and the app dynamically displays a curated selection of relevant images. Upon cliking on the images a new page will open with the picture and the description of the image. This project showcases API integration, dynamic content rendering, and user-friendly search functionality.