Looks good.

This project seems well-thought out and achievable. The image upload is ambitious - partially because it's hard in and of itself, and partially because deploying it on a for-real website should happen for it to count. Deployment is not hard, it's just one. more. thing. But these are all skills that you can talk about in an interview and employers will highly value.

I look forward towards seeing your wireframes and tables and where the project goes in general.

Nice work!
I'm marking this as complete. A few finer points to keep in mind:

Most of your user stories are of the form: "As an X, I want to Y". The canonical form also adds a 'why': "As an X, I want to Y, so that Z". Then there's another school of thought that says that the card of a story is mainly a placeholder for spurring conversations, and the conversations are the real value. Eh, shrug, It's whatever works for you and your team, I suppose.

Typically people have one wireframe per page. The way you did it with the animated flows is awesome, and as far as I know an innovation. Nice work!!!!!

Random bit of advice: commit to git very, very often. I only see 5 commits on your project. My recommendation would be to commit after every single change that doesn't break everything. When you break everything, you'll be grateful to be able to pinpoint it to a single tiny chunk of changes made in the last 5 minutes, rather than wondering how you're going to find it in all the changes you've made over the last week. I honestly commit every 20-40 minutes. It saves me a lot of heartache when it's time to hunt bugs.

You're making good progress on your backlog. You've "got high velocity", as they say. That's awesome too. I feel really good about your progress.

Everything looks good to me. Nice work.