Portfolio — Web

Brand Networks is a highly regarded social marketing and analytics company with offices in New York City, Rochester, Boston, and others. During the summer of 2013, I helped transfer the site design and content from an undesirable content-management-system to Wordpress. I als…

SpringFest is a yearly celebration held during a spring weekend at RIT. It comprises dozens of events by multiple clubs and organizations on-campus. The SpringFest website is a place where all of these events are aggregated, allowing students to get general information about…

FreezeFest is an annual series of events coordinated by the Center for Campus Life at RIT. In 2013, I was given the honor of coding the website. The designs, including the adorable footer drawing, were created by very talented artists from RIT. The site served to clue studen…

At RIT, the College Activities Board is responsible for creating a diverse array of entertainment and events for students on-campus. CAB is a team of students that formally plans and executes events, which range in size and venue from painting pumpkins during Halloween to ma…

A class project and an exercise in client-side programming and DOM manipulation on the technical side. A way to tell, at a glance, which on-campus eateries are open on the user side. Meet Hungry Tiger. The app uses Javascript (including jQuery), along with the Google-derived…

Trebeque is a PHP-driven trivia game in the vein of Jeopardy (but you probably gleaned that from the name). The program's questions reside in a MySQL database and are rendered with PHP, plus the usual suspects: CSS3 and HTML. There is a server and client component. The clien…

WWWubstep (or wwwubstep, or whatever is trendier at the time you're reading this) is a search service utilizing the Last.fm API, which gathers information about upcoming concerts for whatever artist is entered. The theme is around electronic music (particularly the Dubstep g…

A (fictitious) physical therapy practice in Rochester, New York needed a website (because theirs was a 1990s GeoCities relic), so a team of crack designers including me created a simple yet functional concept. This was a class exercise in a GUI Design course at RIT. The site…