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Poker has always been a passion of mine so I chose to build this webpage to display the poker players who will be playing at the 2012 WSOP Main Event Final Table. The webpage uses jQuery to create vertical scrolling.
jQuery, HTML, CSS
Heartland Trailways is a charter bus company in St. Joseph, MO. The site's launch was a result of a collaborative effort between Heartland Trailways, Hartwig Group, and myself. I was responsible for front and back-end development of the site.
CodeIgniter, Bootstrap
The menu of this pizza shop is created by pulling in data from an XML file using XPath and PHP then displaying it to the user and allowing them to add items to a cart.
PHP, XML, XPath
Knacktive is an interactive ad agency comprised of students at Northwest Missouri State University. The website was designed and developed through joint effort of several students. I was primarily responsible for developing the original HTML/CSS prototype which was eventually merged with the University's CMS.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript
In Software Engineering, a partner and I developed a Blackberry app for gamblers. Tax Pal for Gamblers allows a user to keep track of their gambling sessions, view statistics, and export data to their computer. In the end, the application was functioning on a live device. (This demonstration only shows screen shots of the app)
Java, SQLite
Using PHP and MySQL, I've created a shoutbox for users to post a message on the webpage. The concept is very similar to posting comments on a forum thread.
PHP, MySQL
Initially this was an attempt at creating a portfolio, but I changed it to be a sample with lots of CSS3 transitions and transformations. It also implements jQuery easing for vertical scrolling between sections.
CSS3, jQuery
Mega drop down menus are common in many of today's larger retail websites. This is an implementation of a mega drop down menu with hover intent. For improved UI experience, a menu does not quickly appear or disappear as a user hovers over the menu. Rather, it waits a fraction of a second to properly react to what the user intended.
HTML, CSS, jQuery
An experiment with CSS3 transitions combined with a little fun and humor!
CSS3
Up late one night, I decided to take a dive into CSS3 by combining many of the properties on a single page. You can find examples of border-radius, transitions, transformations, and many others on this webpage.
CSS3
CSS3 has new values for sizing things relative to the viewport. The font-size in this example is determined by the size of the viewport (great for responsive designs!). I've included some JavaScript to resize the font as the viewport size changes. This works fully using Chrome 20 (currently in development). Visit YouTube example to view it in action.
CSS3, JavaScript