In 2010, I was hired to redesign a website for the Phoenix Music Teachers Association . In addition to focusing on a new graphic design, I incorporated a MySQL database to store enrolled teacher information in order to make dynamically generated content with PHP.
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In the spring of 2011, I was granted permisson to create a custom final project for an advanced javascript course at ASU. My goal for the course was to create a prototype application utlizing XML and object oriented javascript. At the same time, this project served as the first step towards an entrepreneurial venture to create useful tools for the household goods moving and storage industry.
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For the final project for an advanced ActionScript course I took at ASU, our professor had students create a prototype application for the Deer Valley Rock Art Museum. The technical goals included using ActionScript and data stored in an external XML file to create a dynamic tour of petroglyphs located on a hillside located in the Northern Phoenix area.
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This project features a collection of images I took throughout my travels around the American Southwest. I manipulated images in Photoshop to create space landscapes. I stored the data for this gallery in an external XML file and used javascript to create a dynamic gallery of images.
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Welcome! I'd like to show you what I know how to do. I took advantage of Wordpress in order to blog about projects I've developed both as a student and as a freelance web developer.
I've supplemented my résumé with a blog in order to accurately represent my current web development skills.
Please click on one of the following categories to read about the projects I've developed using the following web technologies:
Much of my knowledge comes from my recent student career. I hold two degrees in web development. I'm proud of the fact that I recently graduated from ASU with summa cum laude honors.
I've also spent some spare time building sites on a freelance basis for organizations like the Phoenix Music Teachers Association.
I've absorbed and applied much in the past several years and have become a versatile developer. I believe I'm a great candidate for your organization or next web development project.
If you're looking for a quick snap shot of my current skills, I'd suggest that you take a look at my web résumé. If you would like a little more information, please check out my about page.
I’m constantly blogging about my work. I invite you to visit my blog and check out what I’ve been up to lately. I have inlcuded links to my most recent blog posts below. Check it out and see how I have been growing since your last visit!
Flash/ Perlin Noise - September 16, 2011
A Little Bit of Jquery - August 17, 2011
Object Oriented Javascript and XML Virtual Cube Sheet - June 28, 2011