WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
I am currently developing two personal projects during my spare time.
Listed here for browsing are a few of my past projects.
Work
2005 - Leather Soul
Leather Soul is a shoe store in Downtown Honolulu, specializing in high-end dress shoes. In 2005, Trent Nakasaki and Jayson Suga developed a dynamic website solution, utilizing PHP and MySQL. Features included an administrator control panel, which could accept CSV files from other programs and use them to update the online inventory database. Administrators had control of a list of featured shoes--able to upload images and control image display. Visitors could browse the shoes by brand, price, and size. Searching inventory was possible. Current stock and sizes were shown, reflecting the uploaded CSV data from the administrator. A shopping cart was implemented. A website allowed Leather Soul to reach Japan, where many of its clients come from.
Leather Soul is a shoe store in Downtown Honolulu, specializing in high-end dress shoes. In 2005, Trent Nakasaki and Jayson Suga developed a dynamic website solution, utilizing PHP and MySQL. Features included an administrator control panel, which could accept CSV files from other programs and use them to update the online inventory database. Administrators had control of a list of featured shoes--able to upload images and control image display. Visitors could browse the shoes by brand, price, and size. Searching inventory was possible. Current stock and sizes were shown, reflecting the uploaded CSV data from the administrator. A shopping cart was implemented. A website allowed Leather Soul to reach Japan, where many of its clients come from.
2004 - Student Gradebook Suite
Student Gradebook Suite was an application developed by Trent Nakasaki, Jayson Suga, and Reece Iwami as an entry for the 2004 HiTechQuest competition. Its purpose was to keep students updated on their progress in class. Teachers had the ability to input grades, change grading rules, message whole classes or individual students, send text messages containing grades to students, and manage rosters. Students could view their homework, quiz, and test grades, and send messages to teachers. This project was built using PHP, MySQL and Javascript.
Student Gradebook Suite was an application developed by Trent Nakasaki, Jayson Suga, and Reece Iwami as an entry for the 2004 HiTechQuest competition. Its purpose was to keep students updated on their progress in class. Teachers had the ability to input grades, change grading rules, message whole classes or individual students, send text messages containing grades to students, and manage rosters. Students could view their homework, quiz, and test grades, and send messages to teachers. This project was built using PHP, MySQL and Javascript.
Play
2003 - Fuexy
I started Fuexy in 2003, and ran it from a server in my house. It allowed me to show off work, while experimenting with and learning new techniques/technologies.
I started Fuexy in 2003, and ran it from a server in my house. It allowed me to show off work, while experimenting with and learning new techniques/technologies.