The site is more or less working. Some weirdness with animations though

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import {Injectable} from '@angular/core';
import {ProjectItem} from "./project-item";
@Injectable({
providedIn: 'root'
})
export class ProjectService {
constructor() {
}
getProjects(): Promise<Array<ProjectItem>> {
return Promise.resolve(projects)
}
}
const projects = [
{
title: "Secure Notes",
applicationType: "Android Application (Kotlin)",
description: "Secure Notes is a simple note taking application with security in mind. There is a focus on clean" +
" code, Model-View-View Model and loosely coupled components. I built this app to experiment with different" +
" Android database libraries (Realm and Room), encryption and security, as well as a single Activity approach to" +
" an Android app. (Under development).",
imgLocation: "../../assets/note-icon.png"
},
{
title: "CorpsTime",
applicationType: "Android Application (Java and Kotlin)",
description: "CorpsTime is an Android application to view news, scores and the schedule of Drum Corps International" +
" competitions. CorpsTime uses the Model View Presenter pattern and libraries such as Dagger 2, Retrofit and RxJava.",
imgLocation: "../../assets/corpstime.png"
},
{
title: "CorpsTime Scraper and API",
applicationType: "Express API powered by Node (Javascript)",
description: "The CorpsTime scraper and API is the supporting code for the CorpsTime mobile application, written" +
" in Javascript using Express, Node, and MySQL to gather and prepare data for the CorpsTime client. The scraper" +
" runs nightly during the Drum Corps season to pull data from different websites and store and format it to be" +
" later retrieved by the API. The API includes a handful of endpoints to get scores, different competing corps and" +
" the upcoming events during the season.",
imgLocation: ""
},
{
title: "Android Hues",
applicationType: "Android Application (Kotlin)",
description: "Android Hues is an Android application to control your Phillips Hue lights at home. Hues uses RxJava," +
" Dagger 2 and the Phillips Hue SDK in order to control the color, brightness and power state of your lights.",
imgLocation: "../../assets/android-hues.png"
}
];