This project took a few weeks of my spare time to complete and was a rewarding challenge to bring to life. I worked on creating an interactive installation for Choose Love, hosted at Outernet London.

Built using React, Firebase, Node.js, and Firestore, the installation connects directly to Choose Love’s Shopify store. Every donation triggers floating hearts across three synchronized screens, each sharing the same style and color palette. To add another layer of interactivity, the screens change color whenever a full line of 22 items is sold, creating a dynamic and immersive experience that visually celebrates collective generosity.

This project beautifully showcases how technology can amplify meaningful causes by blending creativity and impact.

The installation will be live until the end of the month. If you’re in London, I encourage you to visit, experience it firsthand, and consider donating to support Choose Love’s incredible work for people in need.

Project Credits:

Role: Developer, Interactive Experience Design

Client:Choose Love

Venue:Outernet London

Tech Stack: React, Firebase, Node.js, Firestore

Special Thanks:Jo and Jess for inviting me for the project

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