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The AddThis bookmark and sharing widget isn't 508 compliant out of the box, and using their suggested solutions provides a very reduced service. To address the issue, I implemeted a fully 508 compliant version of their widget by working with some customized CSS and javascript code. Just got the repot back from the government compliance […]
NCLD-Youth's website (http://www.ncld-youth.info), a site I designed and developed, was recently launched. The site is managed via my custom content management system. One compontent of the site is an interactive timeline about disability history. The timeline was developed completely without the use of Flash, so it fully accessible, diplays on non-Flash supported devices like the […]
Designed and developed a custom media console to match the branding of a client's site. The conosole launches using ColorBox, a jQuery plugin. Video (mp4, mov etc) and audio (mp3) are played using a custom branded FlowPlayer plugin. The console provides a photo gallery effect for images. The console also features AddThis functionality that allows […]
Launched a new Federal website: www.findyouthinfo.gov. I was responsible for many components including requirements gathering, information architecture, design oversight, and co-development. UPDATE: View the Case Study
Developed a conference registration form for a client that has custom skip patterns and validation. Registrant data all stored and managed through CMS.
Added Twitter API functionality to my website via PHP’s Twitter class. My project updates are now automatically tweeted via my custom content management system.
Identified and helped to install the FlowPlayer media player onto a client’s Joomla site.
For NDTAC, I deployed an event registration and content management system (CMS) that I previously developed for another project. As part of this work, I designed and developed a custom conference registration page based on the client’s mock up. NDTAC can now easily create their own registration pages for an unlimited number of events. The […]