Noah M. Kim

UI Component Manager, or UICM for short, is a platform for users to share and import UI components made by the community. While participating in hackathons, we felt it would be cool to have a place where users can store and find UI components to reuse, removing the need to have to make new ones for each project. Thus, we wanted to build an easy-to-use CLI tool along with an online web application that would help the management of these components.

Official Irvine Hacks 2025 website.

As part of Cal Hacks 11.0, my team and I had the opportunity to fly up to San Francisco to build a project we are incredibly proud of.

Zot Hacks 2024 Website!

In wanting to explore our understanding of the latest technologies in AI, a good friend of mine and I partnered up to compete in this year's HackSC. In 24 hours, the two of us built Jaimes, an AI-powered web accessibility tool.

Official website for IPC at UCI.

A four-year planner for UCI. Working with a team of 6, we created UCI's very first four-year planner with a prerequisite-checking system.

I love looking at expensive instruments but unfortunately cannot afford them. As such, I created a frontend design to showcase some of the best-looking Fender guitars and placed them in my own mock guitar shop website.

Frontend redesign of Google Calendar. Messing around with CSS for the first time was quite fun, and admittedly got in the way of a better ICS 33 grade.

Another old web project of mine. Inspired by the late placekitten website. R.I.P.

Frontend design for a productivity app. Primarily made to learn Bootstrap and React-Bootstrap.

An AI powered passive-aggressive detection Chrome extension used for emails. Users can detect the passive-aggressiveness of email text with the click of a button and can modify the text to have different levels of passive-aggressiveness.

One of my first web projects. Made purely with HTML, CSS, and JS. A true relic.