I'm Joseph Lynn

Frontend Web Developer

Based in Tampa, Florida - I enjoy solving business problems and building web applications that have a great look (UI) and user experience (UX). See what I'm coding on GitHub, view my professional profile on LinkedIn, or check out what I am writing on my blog.

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Featured Project

DevJobs Board

Jobs board application using GitHub jobs API data to retrieve data. Users can filter jobs by title, location, and full-time/part-time contracts. Pagination with a default of 12 jobs loaded initially.

Tech: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, API Data

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Coffeeroasters Subscription

A multi-page coffee subscription website. A user makes selections on a series of questions to create a customized coffee subscription plan with an order summary preview of their choices.

Tech: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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PayAPI Marketing

A multi-page marketing website. Showcasing who the customers are, how easy it is to work with this product and pricing plans. Taking a mobile-first approach and using modern CSS like Flexbox and Grid for layout purposes.

Tech: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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Boundless Car Care

A full service auto detailing website I built for a client. Users are able to view all of the services offered and contact the business via a contact form.

Tech: HTML, CSS, WordPress

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Password Generator

A password generator application that allows the user to select a password length, if the user wants to use uppercase characters, lowercase characters, numeric characters, or smybol characters in their password. The user is able to generate a new password and copy the passwords to their clipboards.

Tech: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

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JavaScript Classes Explained

Classes are a great way to organize code and make more code reusable. Think of classes as code blueprints - you can use them to create a new `instances`. Think of an instance as new data (or context) that follow the same data structure.

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Optional Chaining (objects & arrays)

Optional chaining can be really useful to help with potential errors when accessing a property of an object. It allows you to access a property deep within an object without risking an error if one of the properties is nullish (null or undefined).

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