Welcome to the digital hub of Lanie, a passionate advocate for accessibility, inclusion, and Christ-centered living. As a blind, autistic, chronically ill programmer, usability tester, and Braille proofreader in training, I’m on a mission to create a more accessible world through technology, guided by my deep Christian faith. Explore my journey in coding, disability rights, and community building, all rooted in Biblical principles. From my programming projects to insights on living with multiple disabilities, this space is where technology meets empowerment, and faith intersects with daily life. Join me in making the digital world a place where everyone belongs, reflecting God’s love for all His children.
Recent Projects
HTML Cheat Sheet
The HTML Cheat Sheet is a web-based reference guide focusing on HTML tables, created as part of Codecademy’s Full Stack Engineering career path. This project demonstrates proficiency in HTML and CSS while serving as a practical resource for web developers. Project Overview: This cheat sheet provides a concise, easy-to-reference guide for HTML table elements and …
Dasmoto’s Arts & Crafts
Dasmoto’s Arts & Crafts is a simple, static website project developed as part of Codecademy’s Full Stack Engineering Career Path. This project demonstrates fundamental HTML and CSS skills, showcasing the ability to create a basic e-commerce-style webpage. Project Overview: The website represents a fictional arts and crafts store, featuring sections for brushes, frames, and paint. …
freeCodeCamp Pokémon Search App
The Pokémon Search App is a web application developed as the final certification project for freeCodeCamp’s JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures curriculum. This project showcases my proficiency in JavaScript, API integration, and dynamic web content manipulation. Key Features: Search functionality for Pokémon by name or ID Display of Pokémon details including name, ID, image, weight, …