About: Using SASS and a quick start template I developed, I quickly and efficiently coded the front-end for Deca Global using HTML, SASS and JQuery. The end product was sent to our back-end developer who was able to transition it to a CMS without touching the front-end at all.

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My role: Over the course of two weeks, I worked with a designer, copy writer and account staff to come up with an interactive, fun solution, then quickly code the final product with HTML, CSS3 and CSS3 animations, JQuery, Javascript and Skrollr.

The final product walks you through the need for SenseAware, then gives you an interactive journey for you to see how the product can help through a package’s trip. Though the final product cannot be viewed and played with, I’ve provided gifs of the product below.

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My role: As a college student we were giving an assignment to learn a new technology and this was my project. Using nothing but HTML and CSS, I used Keyframes and CSS animations and transforms to move various pieces of stick figures to look like they were fighting.

Each character’s movements are maintained in separate stylesheets to keep things organized and allow myself to search the code for a particular part of the movement easier.

The final product is a fight that last about 20 seconds, between two of my co-workers. This project ended up being something I just wanted to have fun with and really enjoy doing. The two of them formed a mock rivalry in the office so I used this to play on that.

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