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Finished design and coding implementation for a site that I originally developed in 2007. The site is for a project of a large U.S. foundation. Sample and reference available upon request. The site is built on my custom content management system.
Serving as lead developer and project manager for project to overhaul a U.S. government website. The design and initial coding work was outsourced, but the outside vendor solicited my help in fixing problems with the site’s homepage carousel. I successfully fixed the HTML/CSS problems, converted the delivered files into templates, and initiated the content-loading phase […]
Launched newly designed and developed www.worryfreelawns.com. Looking forward to Phase II, when I’ll work with the client to build in features to help them communicate and interact with their customers.
Completed a major “renovation” of the Meeting & Events section of a client’s website. The visually redesigned section dynamically displays upcoming events in several different event categories and highlights quotes and photos from past events. The event data is fully integrated with my custom content management system (CMS) and is easily updated by my client’s […]
Designing an email newsletter template for a client. I’m building off the branding work that I did for their website. The newsletters will be distributed using iContact, which I set up for the client.
Updating the CSS and imagery on a client’s site to reflect their organization’s new branding.
Troubleshot and fixed an Internet Explorer 6 CSS design problem on www.rti4success.org. I relied heavily on the IE Developer Toolbar. (The site was originally developed by a third-party firm.)
Provided a solution for a fluid page design that needed several images to resize with the design. Provided new CSS markup that worked in IE6, as well as all other current browsers.
Designed and implemented a new email newsletter for a client looking to improve marketing of their research publications. The new design features eye catching typography, images, and a modest amount of text to help improve open and click-through rates. It renders well in Outlook and Gmail with only minimal design loss (fixoutlook.org and www.email-standards.org).
Conducting a Section 508 / Accessibility audit for www.ncwd-youth.info.