Zwocs is a full server management bot written in C# on .NET 9 using Disqord, built entirely around the day-to-day operations of a co-op gaming hosting community. It's not a general-purpose bot. Every feature exists because the community actually needed it.
At the core is the voice channel tracker. When a host opens a session, the bot watches the VC, sorts everyone in it by how many free sessions they have left (fewest remaining gets top priority), and keeps a live embed updated on every join and leave event. The top three get a [PRIORITY] label. Hosts can lock the VC between runs or drag priority users directly into their own VC from a button on the embed, with a modal option to specify exactly how many to move.
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Made this because I kept wanting to post formatted Discord embeds without spinning up a bot. You paste in a webhook URL, fill out the fields (title, message body, webhook display name, avatar URL, and a decimal colour value) and hit send. There's a help button that explains where to grab the decimal colour code from, and an image picker that uploads a local PNG or JPG to Imgur via their API and drops the returned URL straight into the avatar field.
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My Portfolio website is built entirely in vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with no frameworks, no build step, and no npm. Every section (home, about, and projects) is a hand-written HTML section loaded from a single index.html file and styled via a single main.css stylesheet using CSS custom properties, Flexbox, and Grid.
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Project Orbit VPN Website - Designed and exported from Bootstrap Studio, then customised with CSS overrides for typography, the FAQ layout, and pricing badge styles. The forced dark theme runs through everything.