Portfolio
A few of the sites and applications I've worked on:
- Work It Out
- A responsive web application, designed and developed from back to front by myself. TypeScript/React for the user interface, working with Express and MongoDB for the server side, with Jest unit testing. Give it a try: Work It Out
- Cambria Center for the Arts
- Responsive front-end components (JavaScript/CSS/HTML) for a vibrant, busy arts center's Web site, serving up announcements, ticket sales, gallery images, and event calendars.
- Auto-not
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Irritated into action by HTML5's
autoplay
attribute onvideo
elements, I built a Chrome browser extension to zap these videos from a web page. - GE Global Research
- Wrangled an ornery herd of Grunt scripts, Bower packages, and Twitter Bootstrap forks into the Industrial Internet Design System (IIDS) , a framework of browser-side components for Java and .NET developers to use in their applications.
- Fresh Step
- Was handed a few debugging issues on a catchy, consumer-oriented site with lots of HTML5/CSS3/jQuery doodads. My bigger task: maintaining focus while proofreading Web copy about desirable properties in cat litter.
- Smartleaf
- I created interface elements for a remarkably abstruse application for some obscure form of investing you and I will probably never make. Really gained appreciation for what genius user interface designers like Gino Lee can do with such difficult requirements.
- TripIt
- Joined two other developers and the two company founders at one big table; found this to be a really productive and satisfying setup. Lots of quick changes to Symfony (PHP) templates in CSS and YUI JavaScript modules.
- Vox Blog Themes
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Sigh. This was a great project: to separate markup and design so
completely that a user could change her blog theme with the click of
one button. Not to be confused with the news site that has inherited the same URL.
We were clobbered by Facebook. - Errands On The Way
- I worked with Jason, Christine, and Ryan in a very satisfying week of test-driven development, on a mobile-first Rails/Postgres application helping the user find places to fulfill her errands along a given route.
- The Addis Group
- I designed and built a content management system (CMS) in PHP/MySQL to enable this award-winning branding agency to update its redeveloped Web site with high-quality images and content.