Here are couple of very good projects from previous years. Some might not work fully, as API's or other dependencies might have changed.

We don't guarantee the projects from before 2020 would have gotten A grades now, since a new grading matrix is in place. However, they are all brilliant examples of original, useful, and/or well-crafted applications, and serve very well as inspiration.

2019

Dixit

The classic game Dixit, online! Play with friends. High attention to detail.

Junkfood Burner

Exercise compiler mixed with calories for meals. Robust, reasonably complex, and mashes several API's together.

BookBook

Bookshelf tracker with barcode scanning functionality. Note that this functionality is perfect for the target group, which a big reason why this is such a good project.

NaviRad

Radar navigation simulator on an actual map you get to select. A unique idea, and the implementation is adapted to the user group (looks "marine", you navigate with a "joystick"...)

Entrivia

Well-made trivia quiz with leaderboards and a nontrivial point system. Shows other user's scores in a nice way. Has motivating inticators for 1st, second places etc. Well-navigatable by the user (e.g. links to the quiz from the leaderboard).

Earlier

Pokemon Battle

Pokemon battle game.

API: https://pokeapi.co/docsv2/

Technology: AngularJs (v1), Firebase

Youtify

Spotify for YouTube

API: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/

Technology: React, Firebase

Quiz

Music quiz based on Spotify songs.

API: https://developer.spotify.com/web-api/

Technology: AngularJS (v1), Firebase

Let's Ruin Music

An interactive music composer.

Note: The project was done in an old iteration of the course, so it didn't have same requirements (namely no API and data persistence).