Amy Rowell, Full-stack Developer
I build accessible and responsive web applications with React, Next.js, and Python — end to end, from Figma to deployment. My background in healthcare means that I do not just implement designs; I understand the real workflows and pressures behind them. I design software that respects how people actually work.
Completed Projects
Good News
A personalized news reader that lets signed-in users filter out the filler — gossip and social-media reaction pieces — using their own list of excluded keywords.
Trip Planner
An AI-powered travel assistant that generates complete, day-by-day itineraries—including expected weather, routes, activities, dining options, and budget estimates—based on user-defined destinations and trip lengths.
HealthHub
HealthHub is a high-performance .NET-based engine designed to automate the ingestion, validation, and transformation of clinical data.
Data Extraction
An interactive data visualization tool that extracts world internet usage data from a CSV dataset and dynamically generates an illustrative time-series line plot for specific regions upon user request.
Promptopia
An open-source, full-stack AI prompting platform where users can securely authenticate via OAuth to discover, create, edit, and share creative AI prompts.
Python Weather app
A full-stack Python application providing real-time weather forecasting alongside a community discussion board, featuring secure user authentication and dynamic API data fetching.
React Weather App
A sleek, highly responsive frontend application that delivers real-time weather analytics, featuring a dynamic measurement conversion toggle and contextual asset rendering based on atmospheric conditions.
Education
Web Development
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Introduction to Python
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Advanced Python
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React Development
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Responsive Web Development
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Specialize in QA Manual Testing
Udemy
About Me
Before writing code, I spent several years in the Clinical Laboratory. I enjoyed learning and working in various clinical information systems (LIS/HIS) roles. That experience taught me how frustrating bad software can be for the people actually using it. It is a big part of why I moved into development. Today, I focus on front-end and full-stack work: React, Next.js, and Python with a growing interest in QA. I care about writing code that is clean, accessible, responsive and genuinely useful.
Technical Stack
We should build something together!
I am looking for a front-end, full-stack, or QA role where I can grow with a team. Do you have a project or an opening in mind? I would love to talk.