Joanna Gorska

Richard Eldridge

Martin Maguire

Make sure your corridor is accessible! We offer a simple tool to help calculate accessibility for an electric-powered wheelchair with rear-wheel drive and direct steering. This tool will measure the comfortable distance needed for this type of wheelchair to make a turn from a doorway into a hallway at a constant angle. It will also tell a comfortable doorframe width for this type of chair to pass through.

This project was part of Trust in SODA and Code Institute Hackathon - September 2021.

*Awarded with 3rd place on this Hackathon.*

Make sure your corridor is accessible! We offer a simple tool to help calculate accessibility for an electric-powered wheelchair with rear-wheel drive and direct steering. This tool will measure the comfortable distance needed for this type of wheelchair to make a turn from a doorway into a hallway at a constant angle. It will also tell a comfortable doorframe width for this type of chair to pass through.

This project was part of Trust in SODA and Code Institute Hackathon - September 2021.

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Full Stack Developer

Fernanda Brito

The goal of this project is to allow people around the world learn how vaccines work in our body, their importance in World’s Health and the main differences between the Covid-19 vaccine’s types and efficacy. The user can also be aware about vaccine's development, the reason that the covid-19 vaccine was rolled out faster than other vaccines in history and why we shall trust them.

Billy is terrible at linking famous landmarks around the world and their locations. He needs your help! If you would like to test your geolocalization and landmarks knowledge, this game is for you!

A command-line application to allow users to retrieve tweets (using Twitter API) and export outputs into Google Spreadsheets, allowing easy data analysis further.

This application is written in Python with some libraries such as Pandas, for dataframe creation and data preparation, Geopy, for user geolocation creation, and Gspread, for Google API and exporting prepared data into spreadsheets. Since this command line application relies on external sources, an error-handling code was added to ensure that all errors are caught, and an appropriate error message is provided.

A command-line application to allow users to retrieve tweets (using Twitter API) and export outputs into Google Spreadsheets, allowing easy data analysis further.

This application is written in Python with some libraries such as Pandas, for dataframe creation and data preparation, Geopy, for user geolocation creation, and Gspread, for Google API and exporting prepared data into spreadsheets. Since this command line application relies on external sources, an error-handling code was added to ensu

Fernanda Brito

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