My role: Working with a designer, we established the important components of the page and sketched some wireframes. I then took his design and using HTML, CSS, and Javascript, translated his photoshop mock up into code. Then, so the client could easily manage, integrated the design into WordPress, allowing for various post formats. I also included event tracking throughout so the client could see how the user was interacting with the site. 

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My role: I worked with a copy writer and art director to sift through our agencies needs and tasks with the website and create several strategies to present to the partners. Once a strategy was selected, the art director and copy writer created a static version of the site, which I then coded with HTML and CSS and integrated into WordPress.

Because our creative director wanted the site to be opened and flexible for updates to be made for the homepage, I utilized a plugin called Visual Composer to give him all the tools he needed to place what he needed on the homepage, while still maintaining the integrity of the site.

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My role: I coded this website using a photoshop file created by an designer, with HTML and CSS then integrated it to a PHP framework (Fat Free), to create a light, fast website, with clean URLs and content that is easily maintainable and updatable.

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My role: Using a photoshop document, designed by one of our designers, I used HTML, CSS and Javascript to code this website to match the design composition perfectly.

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My role: Using a photoshop document, designed by one of our designers, I used HTML, CSS and Javascript to code this website to match the design composition perfectly.

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