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I made SafeDispose, a household disposal guide for Orange County residents! Users can search or browse through many different categories of items to find disposal instructions, safety guidance, and official sources. They can also save items to a disposal list, which matches their saved items to disposal collection locations that accept them, with directions and official location information.
One of the biggest challenges I faced was keeping all of the information and items organized as I added more categories. I combated this by giving each and every item a unique ID, which made it much easier to organize all the code and access the items whenever needed.
I am especially proud of how well the disposal list and the location-matching system turned out!
To try it out, search for an item using the search bar or browse the categories, add a few items to your disposal list, and open the list to see matching locations and disposal options! You can also view more information on my project on the homepage.

I made Gube Roldberg, a 3D physics puzzle game where players place and rotate dominoes to build Rube-Goldberg-style chain reactions. The goal is to knock objects over, score points, build up a multiplier, and reach the goal before the countdown ends.

The most challenging part was definitely making the Unity physics system work properly, especially when restarting or moving on to the next level. I also had to debug many times, especially the placement system, camera movement, and score management. I’m most proud of making a complete playable game, with an in-game tutorial, multiple levels, and good sound effects.

To test the project, you begin with the home screen, which then moves into the tutorial and introduces the main controls and mechanics. You can right-click and drag to move the camera, left-click to place an object, press R to rotate the selected object, scroll to zoom, and hit escape to cancel current object selection. After arranging the dominoes, hit the Start Reaction button to test the chain.