This company underwent a full rebrand with Satellite Six. This site really took advantage of a complicated, yet easy to use front end component system I created. Each section of each page has easily editable content, uses default content from theme settings, and can be turned on/off with a checkbox. It makes for a simple yet robust front end experience for the sites editors.
One of the very first custom sites I’ve built. It started with a static desktop design, and ended with a fully responsive website I built. Plus, I developed this cool ice calculator for them, which was a lot of fun!
WSDC wanted a new image, and a new website. I was able to take a design and turn it into the responsive website they both deserved and desired. I also created a small catalog plugin that linked products back to their e-commerce site, while keeping a positive first impression from the new brand identity.
Imagineering underwent a brand identity overhaul. I again was thrilled with the opportunity to turn the new design into a fully responsive website. They also requested a custom solution to managing services, so I created a plugin that allowed them to manage their services easily, while enjoying the benefits of a dynamic front end experience.
A WordPress rebuild and redesign that required me to build a custom theme. Also, there was a custom masonry based filter feature for the home page news filter as well.
A unique redesign and move to WordPress that earned some design awards. Their entire brand identity was updated and I had the pleasure to help build it with WordPress. The project was my first experience in mentoring a junior developer, and they did a good job. Due to client feedback I ended up needing to rebuild parts of it, as well as building a custom payment portal plugin that integrated with their 3rd party payment gateway.
Disclaimer: The site has gone through some management changes recently, so my work may not be represented accurately anymore.