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Completing the simple task of embedding a twitter account timeline (i.e., feed) into the template of the WordPress-based Fiscal FactCheck website. Utilized Twitter's widget creator, direct inclusion in the theme files, and without the use of any WordPress plugins.
Implemented a tweet field within the Drupal CMS so that the client can customize the default tweet used by the Service Links module. Required building a custom Service Links module and hook. Also implemented Twitter Card for blog posts and improved Open Graph meta tags for Facebook sharing.
Launched my passion project, ATTIC. I've been shopping for vintage and antique furniture since I got my first apartment in DC. The selection has grown slightly with new shops popping up in new neighborhoods. Meanwhile, my own time has grown thinner, so I decided to try to pull together their disparate web efforts under one […]
New Carbon Footprint Calculator for the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES). This PHP-based tool, designed to let users calculate the carbon emission impact of their life and behaviors, utilizes a bunch of AJAX, some neat jQuery elements, and several other technologies to create a clean, user-friendly and personal experience. It was designed for […]
Launched the Reformer, a new interactive tool for the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB). The interactive tool allows users to choose from a variety of policy options and see the impact of those policies on the solvency of the US social security system. The tool provides users with instant feedback via data displays […]
A year and half after the launch of BBA's new website, the project has revised some of its prioriites and policy strategies. To reflect these updates, which included adding Facebook and Twitter to their outreach efforts, I worked with them to revise a few of their website's main pages. The more significant changes are on […]
In the middle of converting a client's old, Flash-only site (aka a site that doesn't work on iPhones and iPad) to a HTML/CSS based site. Converting the formerly ActionScript-powered form by using Twitter's Bootcamp CSS framework and a custom javascript (mostly jQuery) script for validation. UPDATE: view the case study
BBA's new website at www.boldapproach.org was launched today. I performed the requirements gathering, did the information architecture, created the new design–with 6 templates–and developd all of the custom code for this CMS-driven site. One novel component of BBA's new site is the BBA Principles section, which allows interested users to support and spread the word […]