A New Page

UFund is a full-stack web application built to promote literacy and rehabilitation by connecting donors with incarcerated individuals in need of books. Developed as part of RIT’s SWEN-261 course, the project emphasizes social impact, clean architecture, and collaborative software engineering.

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Media Gallery

About Page

The about page, viewable by helper and inmate accounts.

Admin View

The admin's view of creating or deleting books.

Helper View

The helper's view of browsing available books.

Inmate View

The inmate's view of any notifications.

Project Details

A New Page is a full-stack web application developed by my team at RIT to make a social impact through technology. The platform enables users to donate books to incarcerated individuals, supporting education and rehabilitation. Built with Java, HTML, CSS, TypeScript, and RESTful APIs, A New Page features campaign creation, donation tracking, and real-time data handling between the client and server. I contributed to both the frontend design and backend integration, implementing interactive forms, validation logic, and REST endpoints that manage donations and campaign data. Throughout the project, we followed a plan-driven to Agile hybrid process, emphasizing version control with Git, peer reviews, and maintainable design patterns. This experience strengthened my skills in team collaboration, full-stack development, and user-focused system design, while connecting engineering practice with social responsibility.