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This web application is made for Biology students to find out scientific names of plants and animals quicker. I focused on optimizing the lookup of the scientific names. A student can find both scientific and real name using the search bar. Also the contents are alphabetically sorted. So, it makes easier for them to find.
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Live demo: support-resolver.vercel.app
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Then I used it to document the wildlife of the modern workday, from the Muted Ostrich to the Inbox Hydra, as if a 1904 naturalist had discovered them.
It's a field guide to the creatures we've all become, one I wish existed when I started teaching people to stop doomscrolling and start creating.
