This portfolio page pulls together the public project trail behind Eluwa Prime Global and Eluwa Monday's GitHub profile, from backend APIs to web experiences and student-focused tools.
Project inspiration notes combine public GitHub descriptions, README details, and careful inference when a repository does not document intent directly.
A full-stack news platform delivering aggregated articles and updates for the BYU Pathway community. Features a clean reading experience, category filtering, and a responsive layout optimised for both desktop and mobile users.
Inspired by the need to give Pathway students a single, well-designed destination for relevant news and programme updates — replacing scattered sources with one reliable feed.
A Next.js landing experience for Eluwa Prime Global with modular sections, modern styling, and conversion-focused structure.
Inspired by the need to give Eluwa Prime Global a premium digital front door that presents the company with more credibility and clarity.
A backend API project built with Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Swagger, and OAuth authentication, including four collections and full CRUD flows.
Inspired by the challenge of building a more production-style team API where collaboration, authentication, and deployment all mattered at once.
A web development coursework repository centered on responsive layouts, content structure, and practical browser-based experiences.
This inspiration note is inferred from the course repository name and likely reflects a desire to strengthen front-end web fundamentals through repeated practice.
A personal API project created during CSE 341 coursework to explore backend structure, endpoints, and data modeling more independently.
Likely inspired by the need to apply REST API concepts to an individual problem space and gain confidence building backend systems from scratch.
A term-based CSE 341 JavaScript API project focused on backend patterns, structured endpoints, and course delivery requirements.
Inspired by mastering the core ideas of modern API development through a clearly scoped academic build.
A backend-driven Node.js application with server-rendered pages and PostgreSQL-backed data management.
Inspired by the need to connect content, business logic, and structured data in a more complete full-stack workflow.
A weather web application built to provide real-time weather information and forecasts in a visually engaging interface.
Inspired by the everyday need for fast, reliable, and easy-to-read weather updates tailored to a user's location.
A team school project based on the SleepOutside application starter, likely focused on collaborative front-end and shopping-flow patterns.
This entry is partly inferred and appears to be inspired by learning how to deliver a shared web experience in a team environment.
A project intended to help fellow BYU Pathway students outline a clearer career map and plan next steps with more confidence.
Inspired by a real community need: making career planning easier and more practical for students navigating growth and opportunity.
A JavaScript coursework repository likely containing exercises, DOM work, and data-driven programming tasks.
This note is inferred from the repository name and points to a strong focus on building fluency with core JavaScript concepts.
A C# project collection containing multiple starter and assignment paths for learning object-oriented development.
Inspired by the need to practice structured problem solving in C# across several small-to-medium programming exercises.
An introductory web development repository centered on foundational HTML, layout, and website-building practice.
This entry is inferred from the course repository name and reflects an early-stage focus on building the basics of web creation well.
