Daniel Lievesley

Portfolio

Take a look at some of my work.

Typing Race Simulator

A simulation of a multi-player typing race game

A coursework assignment for Object Oriented Programming, in which I received 87% for the project. Following a skeleton code template, I learned version-control skills to edit the mechanics and logic of the game, for it to run more smoothly, along with developing a GUI interface for Part 2, using Java Swing.

Repository
Race page

Church client website

A web design created for a local client

Website created and designed by me for a local client, who wanted a site to help target digital growth and awareness of the church. Site uses HTML, CSS and JavaScript and features church information, the capability for links to sermons in future and a news page powered by Google Firebase. The database for news items is held in Firebase, along with 'Sign in with Google' authentication for editor access.

Repository
Site
Home page

Doodle Pop

A computerised version of Pictionary

As part of my A-Level Computer Science coursework, I designed a computerised version of Pictionary. During this project, I had to complete a write-up, detailing everything from start-to-finish, including market research, stakeholder analysis, system design, development, testing and evaluation. While this gave me practical experience, it more interestingly opened my eyes to the amount of detail which goes into any development.

I really enjoyed creating this product, along with, collecting feedback and working with my friends, who were my stakeholders, to test it's capabilities.

I warmly invite you to give it a try, in addition to providing me with any feedback.

Launch web app
Example of drawing interface
Example of drawing changeover and guessing interface

Projects were completed for clients and organisations. My role was the design and/or development of the website; the content reflects the organisation, not necessarily my personal views.