Jack Tarbuck

Hello! My name is Jack Tarbuck, and I'm aspiring to become a Full Stack Developer. Over the past year, i’ve dedicated myself to making a career change, inspired greatly by the birth of my daughter — I want to build a future I can be proud of for her.

I’ve been self-teaching coding and programming, gaining experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP & MySQL. I focus on creating responsive, user-friendly applications with clean layouts and functional design. I’m eager to join a team where I can apply my skills, learn from experienced developers, and grow as a professional.

I am hard working, fast learning and thriving to succeed. I just need someone to give me a chance. Could that be you?

Website Idea (Chicken Shop)

Boppys Chicken Shop is a fully responsive, multi-page e-commerce style website created as a portfolio project to demonstrate modern front-end design and interactivity. Built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the site showcases a fictional chicken restaurant brand with a fully functional cart system, dynamic menu search and filter, day/night mode toggle, and a hidden “secret menu” Easter egg for users to discover. It features a responsive hero image slideshow, an interactive merch carousel powered by Swiper.js, and multiple themed pages for a complete browsing experience. Every component—from the menu layout to the live item counter—was developed with usability and responsive design in mind, ensuring a seamless experience across all screen sizes. Deployed via GitHub Pages, Boppy’s Chicken Shop highlights both creative branding and technical execution, combining playful design with real-world e-commerce functionality.

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Website Idea (Gym)

Peak Performance is a responsive gym website designed to showcase a modern fitness brand. Built with HTML and CSS, it features clean layouts, tiered membership pricing, and a location finder. The design focuses on clarity, mobile responsiveness and a strong visual hierarchy that reflects the brand’s energetic, professional style.

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Don't Touch The Button

Don’t Touch the Button is a cheeky little web game I built using React, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — and yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like. The goal? Simple: don’t touch the button… but good luck resisting the urge. I designed it to test both curiosity and self-control, wrapping mischievous gameplay in clean visuals and smooth animations. Behind the fun lies a neatly structured React app that handles state, interactivity, and playful logic with flair. It’s a lighthearted showcase of my front-end development skills — where code meets comedy and temptation wins every time.

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