Author: Connor Elkins

Using data scraping charting methods, I designed a site about Nintendo that give an update on Nintendo sales before the big E3 expo coming up. On the site, you can see console sales through various time periods and see how

By Connor Elkins Proxima Games, is like a database for video games but in the sense of the user. You can search for games on your specific tastes or interest. There will be interactive charts that’ll feature trends, and maps

Through multiple types of charting exercises i was able to piece together a practice charting site that show stats of the current Pokemon Franchise. Pokemon Insider. Fusion Tables by Googles, is a clean and simple way to input data along

By: Connor Elkins Through Twitter API and other browser programs, we can pinpoint the hot topics of new games that are about to surface. Square-Enix is having a big year with their Final Fantasy franchise. In this website I designed,

– Connor Elkins I enjoy the idea of having a news style system to my future projects. Now with news being so readily available on the web, you can add motion to the data that is put into the news.

By: Connor Elkins Using a data collection that was compiled of reviews on IGN’s website, I have able to narrow down the game reviews to console and genre. For this chart I have narrowed down the average review numbers for

By: Connor Elkins Most gaming websites typical only feature reviews and ratings, like Metacritic, that rates games on a 100 point scale. This would topically be followed by user comment that share their opinion. But there is no easy to

By: Connor Elkins I was very interested in this French visualization of water usage. Users can input their water utility bill and other information. This allows people to view the water usage market. NGO’s can use the data to help

By: Connor Elkins Don’t you ever wish you could actually combat the things that stressed you out or caused you worry? Well I propose a way to create a web-app that offers someone the chance to give a face to