Jacob
Hammond

"Making the web a more creative space, one string at a time."

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About Me :)

I am a 25 year old, Truman State University graduate and multiple small business owner who is facinated with the endless opportunities that coding provides.

Owning my own business for 5 years has taught me the importance of creativity, leadership, and persistence in the work place. Translating these skills into coding has made me a much stronger, more talented developer, ready to take on any opportunity to better my programming, communication, and/or any other skills necessary to be the best programmer and teammate that I can be.

E-Commerce Page

This project was built as a fully functional, medieval, e-commerce website with a firebase login page.

Navigating through this page, the first page/pages visited are the 'login' or 'create account' htmls. The visitor is prompted to login, create an account, or the visitor can, in this case, skip the entire login feature by pressing 'click me!' button in order to view the project.

The store front page features a currency converter, different product sections, a product cart, and a checkout feauture which calculates the difference between amount paid vs amount owed.

React Mirandus Game Hub

This project is in progress :)

Come back after a while and hopefully it'll be done!

Trading cards

These trading cards were built in CSS and HTML as an entry into an art contest. They're based off of the blockchain, DnD based, MMORPG, Mirandus. The characters on each of the cards are fun, active members of the Mirandus community.

Each of the trading cards includes a front and back view. This gives the viewer a more descriptive experience.

Rock, Paper, Scissors

Built in Python and played in Trinket, using object oriented programming, this Rock, paper, scissors game was a fun way to showcase coding skills by adding different types of opponents. This simulator allows the user to switch between a player, random, and cascading style opponent. Showing the overall match score at the end of each round, the game is won by a player winning 3 seperate rounds.

Murderer On Maple Ave

The Murderer of Maple Ave is a text-based adventure game that was made in Python and played in Trinket. There are hundreds of differnet path combinations that the player can choose in the game, which lead to 3 different endings. Each path combination the user takes uniquely changes the in-game content the player experiences.

** Can you save Megan? **