Completed Works
#TwitterTalk
DART 450
Rideau Recognition Solutions
The Hive Café
Kanawaki Golf Club
DART 442: Lettrines
DART 450
Rideau Recognition Solutions
The Hive Café
Kanawaki Golf Club
DART 442: Lettrines
TwitterTalk was a project I worked on for CART 351 during the fall semester of 2011. The course Networks and Navigation covered the bases of using the PHP language to access social networks, I chose to focus my programming on twitter. I used PHP programming to gather a user's "tweets" from an out-facing XML dataset, then used a mix of HTML, CSS, JavaScript & jQuery (all handwritten) to display a user's most recent 25 conversations on twitter according to their username. Click an image to see the site live!
DART 450 was a Web Design course I took in the winter of 2012, this is the course website I designed for it using HTML, CSS, jQuery and of course Photoshop. Click an image to see the site live!
This is the adaptive layout I developed for a demo to Rideau, using CSS media queries to adjust the content layout based on the user’s device width. Layouts were developed by me for Desktop, Tablet, Landscape Mobile and Portrait Mobile views without any script. I also developed all images, HTML and CSS for this project. Click an image to see the site live and be sure to resize your browser!
The Hive Café website was an assignment I collaborated on with colleagues for DART 392 at Concordia, I worked on the HTML, CSS, PHP and images for the assignment in collaboration with Christina Garofalo, Sheena McInnes, Zachary Kain, and Natalie Pan. Click an image to see the site live!
The Kanawaki Golf Club, on the native reserve of Kahnwake off the south shore of Montreal recently had its website redesigned by yours truly. My work for the site initially involved creating a composition in Photoshop then creating a functional web document using HTML, CSS and jQuery. Click one of the photos to be taken to the live site!
For the lettrines assignment of Scenarios for Typography I worked with the bones of a chicken to create lettrines. The first set I made read This Language is Dead, and the second set I made was a full bone alphabet.