OLD SITES ARCHIVE
Before agents, there were megamenus. Here's what I built from 2010 to 2020, rescued from the last version of this site. Some of these links have rotted. That's the web for you.
Team10g 2020
Built with GatsbyJS, Heroku, and Node (express), this site was a pleasure to build. I really like the design and the animations were a nice touch (albeit a bit of extra wrangling!)
Express · GSAP · GatsbyJS · Heroku · Contentful · Typescript · React
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Jibo.com 2016
I designed Jibo.com in collaboration with the design team. It features playful colors and a modern, simple look. It was built with Drupal 7, using Greensock and ScrollMagic animation libraries. The site's masthead takes advantage of inline HTML5 video and full height panels..
Drupal 7 · GSAP · Design · Front End
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Jibo Developers 2016
The Jibo SDK team needed a theme to display their documentation, with versioning and auto-generated documentation compiled and deployed to the server. I configured JSDoc (http://usejsdoc.org/) to build a custom Jibo theme with full text search capabilities, including searching Jibo's developer blog via RSS using Lunr.js (http://lunrjs.com) and a dynamic per-page table of contents. I then configured a Jenkins task (http://jenkins.io) to build the documentation from Jibo's API, built in Typescript, compiled it down to Javascript, then ran it through a gulp task that outputs the documentation in a static .html format. The task then transfers the files to the server and a small PHP script handles the version selector.
Jenkins · JSDoc · jQuery · Gulp · npm · node · lunr.js
Wolf & Co 2015
Wolf & Co has a fantastic design and it despite being an accounting firm, was a fun site to develop. This site was built during my time at Boston Interactive.
Drupal 7 · jQuery · PHP
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Attunity 2015
Attunity.com was one of my favorite Drupal sites I've developed. Great design work, and a big megamenu. This site involved a lot of custom content types and conditional pages, and helped bring my Drupal game to the next level. The site was built during my time at Boston Interactive.
Drupal 7 · jQuery · PHP
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Boston Interactive 2014
Worked on some Front-end development on the Boston Interactive website, also helped setup the site in Drupal. Most unique part of this project was the 'wipe carousel' on the homepage, which was custom.
Drupal 7 · jQuery
iRobot 2014
I worked at iRobot for almost 4 years. In that time I developed numerous public facing web applications and marketing websites. I also got to do some design, including designing the product pages on the main website. Here are some notable projects I worked on there:
Design · Javascript · PHP · Sitecore · UX
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eventtap - things to do right now, around you. 2010
eventtap is still one of my proudest projects to date. It not only helped me learn the ins and outs of PHP and dynamic website development, but was a practice in building a real web application from scratch. I designed and developed the site, and since web frameworks weren't mature at the time, I used plain jQuery to create a (crude) framework of my own with a custom REST API on the backend. I did this deliberately to learn exactly how code works, and despite not being very secure and having several bugs show up on the site from time-to-time, it still works as intended. In addition, I developed a web crawler that would scour the internet for events and populate them on my site. This involved several algorithms written in PHP to make sure I put in quality events. The site is no longer maintained but still is functional. Check it out.
jQuery · PHP · Javascript · Design · Google Maps API · Web Scraping
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