School Projects

My school projects at Noroff

"Tell me, Harry. What exactly is the function of a rubber duck?"
- Arthur Weasley.

In programming, 'rubber ducking' is a problem-solving technique, where the programmer asks a rubber duck what to do, while explaining the error. Often, doing this will result the programmer to get a new perspective, and then being able to fix the problem.

I have learned this fun and creative technique at Noroff, where I am currently studying how to code using:

CSS HTML JavaScript

These are my FrontEnd projects done during my education at Noroff.

School Projects

CSS HTML

Science Museum

This was the Semester Exam given at the fall of 2023. The goal wa to create a easy-to-navigate website for a fictional Science Museum. It was first designed in Figma, and then coded with HTML and CSS. I received an A for this exam.

GitHub Repo Deployed Project

CSS HTML

Game Hub

This was a Course Assignment given from Noroff. This task was especially made to prove that I knew how to use Figma to set up a website design, and then to code it using HTML and CSS.

GitHub Repo Deployed Project

CSS HTML JavaScript

Blog: Nøklevann

This was the exam of spring 2024 at Noroff. In this task, we learned to use JavaScript, fetch API, and to be able to use inputs to save new data into the API. All photos were taken bt me. This site also has a user aspect to it. If you log in, you can create, edit or delete new blogposts.

GitHub Repo Deployed Project