Hi, I'm Deb Goodwin
I’m in Queen Creek, Arizona, currently studying software engineering at Thinkful. I have always been interested in software and technology, and am currently learning web design, frontend foundations, CSS Frameworks and JavaScript.
My goal is to begin a career in website development. I am excited to be able to use the tools that I have learned, to become a valuable member of a software development team.
About Me
I received my Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Arizona State University, and worked as a software engineer for several years, before taking time off to raise three awesome children. I am interested in rejoining the software industry to pursue my passion for technology.
When not designing websites, I can be found spending time in the great outdoors. I enjoy hiking, gardening, paddleboarding, and spending time with friends and family.
Recent Projects
Periodic Tables
This application is a reservation system created for the fine dining restaurant, Periodic Tables. The software is used by restaurant personnel when a customer calls to request a reservation. The application allows the user to list reservations by date, search for reservations by mobile number, create new and update existing reservations. The application also allows the user the ability to create and manage restaurant tables.
This is a full stack app built using React, JavaScript, HTML, Bootstrap, Node, Express, and Knex.
Live Demo
Pacific Trails Resort
This website was built for the Pacific Trails Resort. It gives a description of this unique resort, along with the available reservation packages. There are links to frequently asked questions, resort activities and an image gallery. The user also has the ability to create an online reservation.
This is a website built with HTML5 and styled with CSS.
Live Demo
Flashcard-o-matic
This flashcard application was built to help students study online. It was designed to allow the user to create, edit, and study decks of flashcards.
This app was built with React, JavaScript, RESTful API, HTML, and Bootstrap.
Decoder Ring
This application was built as a fun way to encode and decode messages. It was designed to use the Caesar shift, the Polybius square, and Substitution cipher methods.
This website was built using JavaScript, CSS, Mocha, and Chai.