Inspired by a raft of cool CSS experiments popping up everywhere, I challenged myself one weekend to build an animated typeface using only HTML and CSS. (Web nerd bonus: Try turning off JavaScript.)
The layout responds to allow for a range of desktop browser sizes.
My entry for one of Thumbtack's programming challenges, which involved building a functional, realistic slot machine in CSS and JavaScript. Check out the readme for more about my approach.
A single page marketing site for a fictional web startup. I designed, coded, and copywrote the whole site for a class assignment exploring rhetoric on the web.
Kaptiv8 Marketing sent me a Photoshop mockup of a website design for one of their clients. Three days later, I delivered a flexible, ready-to-launch WordPress theme and site.
Note that Kaptiv8 added a few of their own elements to the theme prior to launch. View it on my staging server if you'd like to see only my code.
I built this prototype of a prelaunch marketing site for SpotKnot, an upcoming location-based social network and mobile app. I worked closely with Kendra Spanjer on the design, and then she made it come alive with her amazing illustrations.
Aldo Zelnick is a series of excellent graphic novels for kids, written by Karla Oceanak and illustrated by Kendra Spanjer. I built this site for them back in December 2009, and we continue to expand it today.
Inspired by a suggestion in a forum post. This is one of my early experiments with CSS-based animation. Naturally, I went a bit crazy with it. (Try hovering over the yellow "s" in the title.)
Russ Krajec, a patent attorney from Colorado, approached Linden (my company at the time) to rebuild and redesign his blog site. This was one of my favorite projects at Linden.
Dr. Richard Collins, a.k.a. The Cooking Cardiologist, was another client of Linden's. We built him this site to host to his healthy recipes, blog posts, and books.
