My work on the Roadtrip Nation Web site included developing Student Community pages, such as directly accessible through links on the home page. This entailed both front-end and back-end coding, as well as creating and modifying database tables and stored procedures to drive the pages. The site's codebase is organized into directories for "view" pages, CSS files, JavaScript files, and PHP class files. The site uses a custom Database class for MySQL database. All developers work from local copies of the code, maintained in an svn repository. The PHP codebase for the Web site includes numerous classes, both concrete and abstract. Concepts in the code include overloading, private and/or static class members, and anonymous functions. The JavaScript code relies heavily on the jQuery library. Specific features I worked on as part of my development of the Roadtrip Project page included Map&Stats (Google Maps API), Photos (custom photo gallery using JavaScript), Facebook & Twitter share buttons, and Rate This Roadtrip (AJAX).

I contributed to the development of the National College of Natural Medicine site as a contractor for the company Watermelon Web Works. One of the pages I developed was the Find a Practitioner form (http://www.ncnm.edu/quicklinks/find-a-practitioner.php). Watermelon Web Works makes extensive use of open source CMS WebsiteBaker, and most of the PHP coding was done using "code" pages and also "droplets" within the CMS.

One of a set of sites I worked on for the company Watermelon Web Works. (The others were www.naturalbeautygroup.com and www.truelynatural.com.) These sites all share a single database and use the osCommerce shopping cart code, as well as a custom CMS.

Kara McGhee is an artist in Battle Ground, WA who paints murals and fine art, and she wanted a site she could use to showcase her work. Moreover, she wanted to be able to upload images of her paintings as she completed them and to add descriptions; however, she had no interest in directly interacting with the HTML code.<br/> My solution was to provide her with a password-protected tool that would allow her to add categories and subcategories for her fine art and mural paintings and to upload images into them for display.

Recreational site. Designed for Channel Islands Mensa, PHP, MySQL.

The client requested a design that was "a little edgy, clean, and useful" and wanted to be able to update content from the church office. This site was developed in PHP and MySQL.

Coding and design. Languages: JavaScript, PHP.

Volunteer project for the Creation Science Association of Ventura County; PHP, MySQL.

My work on the Roadtrip Nation Web site included developing Student Community pages, such as directly accessible through links on the home page. This entailed both front-end and back-end coding, as well as creating and modifying database tables and stored procedures to drive the pages. The site's codebase is organized into directories for "view" pages, CSS files, JavaScript files, and PHP class files. The site uses a custom Database class for MySQL database. All developers work from local copies of the code, maintained in an svn repository. The PHP codebase for the Web site includes numerous classes, both concrete and abstract. Concepts in the code include overloading, private and/or static class members, and anonymous functions. The JavaScript code relies heavily on the jQuery library. Specific features I worked on as part of my development of the Roadtrip Project page included Map&Stats (Google Maps API), Photos (custom photo gallery using JavaScript), Facebook & Twitter share buttons, and Rate This Roadtrip (AJAX).

I contributed to the development of the National College of Natural Medicine site as a contractor for the company Watermelon Web Works. One of the pages I developed was the Find a Practitioner form (http://www.ncnm.edu/quicklinks/find-a-practitioner.php). Watermelon Web Works makes extensive use of open source CMS WebsiteBaker, and most of the PHP coding was done using "code" pages and also "droplets" within the CMS.

One of a set of sites I worked on for the company Watermelon Web Works. (The others were www.naturalbeautygroup.com and www.truelynatural.com.) These sites all share a single database and use the osCommerce shopping cart code, as well as a custom CMS.

Kara McGhee is an artist in Battle Ground, WA who paints murals and fine art, and she wanted a site she could use to showcase her work. Moreover, she wanted to be able to upload images of her paintings as she completed them and to add descriptions; however, she had no interest in directly interacting with the HTML code.<br/> My solution was to provide her with a password-protected tool that would allow her to add categories and subcategories for her fine art and mural paintings and to upload images into them for display.

Recreational site. Designed for Channel Islands Mensa, PHP, MySQL.

The client requested a design that was "a little edgy, clean, and useful" and wanted to be able to update content from the church office. This site was developed in PHP and MySQL.

Coding and design. Languages: JavaScript, PHP.

Volunteer project for the Creation Science Association of Ventura County; PHP, MySQL.