Hello there, I'm Adam I made TOTH in my senior year of high school because I was bored and because I wanted to apply what I learned in my CS classes.

Since It was my first programming side project, it was crappy. I didn't know any better. TOTH didn't look bad in terms of UI and UX, but a lot of the logic for fetching content was inconsistent and fragile, which caused random bugs and frequent irritations. Hopefully, now I know a thing or two on how to make a stable site. I'll rewrite TOTH to make it better and smoother. It will help students bypass SAT's agony

Live Demo

here is a run down of how the TOTH works and how you can use it to prepare for the reading section of the SAT

How I built TOTH

I first designed the website on Adobe XD, and then when i was happy with the look and feel of the site, I started development. I used vscode to develop the site. It currently runs on node.js, Next/React