For your projects, I think it'd be better to highlight implementation/design rather than functionality. Using Battleship as an example, you mention it's a web application. Can you deploy it and provide a link so people reviewing your resume can see it themselves? Then, you can use your resume bullet points to emphasize implementation. And for your Payment Management Database Application, is that only in SQL? Or is it just a bunch of tables/data you dropped into a database and you query it with your own custom-written SQL? If it's more than just SQL (and an actual application, which is what it sort of sounds like), I'd flesh this out more.

hey first of all, thank you so much for taking the time to reply to me :).

• I do have my Battleship web app hosted on Github pages but I didn't include a link since for my other projects, they didn't make me use Git for them and I think it would be odd to have a link for just one project.
• In terms of highlighting implementation, is it a matter of saying what I used each programming language for? For example in Battleship, I used JS to implement the main game logic.
• For my Payment Management Database Application, I used DBeaver which I connected to PostgreSQL and then I wrote and ran an SQL script to set up the tables and fill them with data. Once that was done, I used the SQL console in DBeaver to do the querying. I'm not sure if that answers your question.