
Serving your trivia on a platter
UX Designer
Web Developer
3 weeks
Solo
Figma
React
Firebase
This application is my final project for one of my coding classes where the goal was to learn how to build interactive and accessible web applications.
During my time developing this application I posed as both UX Designer and Web Developer in order to create a useful, usable, equitable, and enjoyable final product.
Quizine Trivia was envisioned and designed to be a responsive trivia website that allows users to personalize their experience.

During the creation process I focused on defining functionality requirements that would give users control over their game.


After understanding the class criteria for the project to be accepted, I brainstormed and defined Quizine Trivia’s main features
While sketching and wireframing to build a product with a recognizable visual identity, I made careful decisions with accessibility in mind.



During the development process, I used React to create a fully interactive and responsive web application. Using Google’s Firebase, I was able to store each game data and retrieve the most recent information to create an updated leaderboard with the top 10 best scores.
In terms of accessibility, I focused on following best practices, for example the correct use of semantic tags, to ensure a smooth experiences for users using screen readers. Additionally, I also ran automated and manual accessibility tests on visual elements (color contrast, font size, etc) and certified all actionable items on the website could be accessed through keyboard navigation.
Both the live website and source code are available for viewing
↗️ Access the live website and play some trivia
↗️ Access the source code on Github

Serving your trivia on a platter
UX Designer
Web Developer
3 weeks
Solo
Figma
React
Firebase
This application is my final project for one of my coding classes where the goal was to learn how to build interactive and accessible web applications.
During my time developing this application I posed as both UX Designer and Web Developer in order to create a useful, usable, equitable, and enjoyable final product.
Quizine Trivia was envisioned and designed to be a responsive trivia website that allows users to personalize their experience.

During the creation process I focused on defining functionality requirements that would give users control over their game.


After understanding the class criteria for the project to be accepted, I brainstormed and defined Quizine Trivia’s main features
While sketching and wireframing to build a product with a recognizable visual identity, I made careful decisions with accessibility in mind.



During the development process, I used React to create a fully interactive and responsive web application. Using Google’s Firebase, I was able to store each game data and retrieve the most recent information to create an updated leaderboard with the top 10 best scores.
In terms of accessibility, I focused on following best practices, for example the correct use of semantic tags, to ensure a smooth experiences for users using screen readers. Additionally, I also ran automated and manual accessibility tests on visual elements (color contrast, font size, etc) and certified all actionable items on the website could be accessed through keyboard navigation.
Both the live website and source code are available for viewing
↗️ Access the live website and play some trivia
↗️ Access the source code on Github

Serving your trivia on a platter
UX Designer
Web Developer
3 weeks
Solo
Figma
React
Firebase
This application is my final project for one of my coding classes where the goal was to learn how to build interactive and accessible web applications.
During my time developing this application I posed as both UX Designer and Web Developer in order to create a useful, usable, equitable, and enjoyable final product.
Quizine Trivia was envisioned and designed to be a responsive trivia website that allows users to personalize their experience.

During the creation process I focused on defining functionality requirements that would give users control over their game.


After understanding the class criteria for the project to be accepted, I brainstormed and defined Quizine Trivia’s main features
While sketching and wireframing to build a product with a recognizable visual identity, I made careful decisions with accessibility in mind.



During the development process, I used React to create a fully interactive and responsive web application. Using Google’s Firebase, I was able to store each game data and retrieve the most recent information to create an updated leaderboard with the top 10 best scores.
In terms of accessibility, I focused on following best practices, for example the correct use of semantic tags, to ensure a smooth experiences for users using screen readers. Additionally, I also ran automated and manual accessibility tests on visual elements (color contrast, font size, etc) and certified all actionable items on the website could be accessed through keyboard navigation.
Both the live website and source code are available for viewing
↗️ Access the live website and play some trivia
↗️ Access the source code on Github