This site was made for a university assignment. We were given a spec image and had to mark it up using HTML5 and CSS3. The key focuses of this project were fluidity of page layout and creativity of the functionality on the other pages, while including certain elements (a form, hcard, tooltips, etc.).

This was my first time using CSS3 media queries to generate a fully fluid layout at any browser width and I enjoyed learning and using these techniques. I'm quite pleased with the outcome and believe I deserve the 93% I was awarded for the site.

You can check out the site here.

This is a site I built for a local church. The logo was designed by Matt Doherty and I created the site layout and design. The main aims of the site redesign were to simplify the site's content structure and strip out the unnecessary. It was previously a mess full of duplicated and confused content.

I built the site into WordPress, but only as a simple CMS. No blogging features were necessary so I only used one template across all the pages.

You can check out the site here.

This was a group project for a university assignment. We had to use various public APIs to pull data about two twinned cities (one of which in the UK). I built the components to gather weather data and Instagram pictures.

The project can be viewed here, and the code can be seen on Github here.

You can view some of my projects in progress and the code for some of my shipped projects on my GitHub profile.