Linda Thompson

A software sorceress, elevating teams through intentional design & inclusive code.

Let's build something together

Featured Projects

A light blue background has the title Little Victories in dark blue centered across the top. Most of the screen is taken up by a blurred image with a small lock icon in the middle of it noting the user has completed 0 of 15 tasks, and a caption encouraging them to complete tasks to unlock the image. At the bottom of the screen you can see the last task card in the path, with the task 'leave 3 detailed comments'.

Little Victories

Nuxt

Pinia

Turso

Drizzle

Unsplash

An app to make finding your next tech role a little more rewarding, by letting the tasks you complete reward you with pictures to form a gallery of your progress.

A phone showing the Play Ball home page, which has a white background with black text. Under the Play Ball title there's a dropdown to select the teams to view, then sections with red divider lines showing games for today and ones that are upcoming. Each game is listed with the two teams playing and the date and time it starts. In the today section, the game shows that it's live now with the current score.

Play Ball

Astro

Vue

Nanostores

Postman

I wanted a way to see when my favorite baseball team was playing and how they'd done for their last few games without having to download an app for it or navigate a busy website. When a Web Dev Challenge hackathon came up inviting you to play with an API, I knew my time to build this tool had come!

A tablet showing the Brazilian Nut News page. The background of the page is bright yellow, and it has 4 links in black text underneath a black background header. The links all have upward arrows to the right of them for upvotes, with arrows pointing right on the end to signify you can click each link to visit the page.

Brazilian Nut News

RedwoodJS

React

Tailwind

Storybook

Jest

Supabase

A link aggregator site started during Amy Dutton's Freaking Fullstack workshop. I liked the design so much I kept implementing it and streamed most of my progress while doing it! It was a great way to learn some of how Redwood works and gain more practice turning a provided design into a real product.

A heading reads 'Welcome to the Arcade!' on a dark purple background. Below the heading are three tall rectangles, each with the name of a game, a screenshot of the game, and a small blurb with the game objective.

Arcade

Astro

React

JS

HTML

CSS

I love games and wanted a place to collect all the ones I make, so created this arcade! Built in Astro so I can practice in different frameworks when I want to. Some are games I created following tutorials and some are ones I created on my own.

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