Take note that the live versions of these sites are dynamic and may have changed (for better or for worse) since I worked on them. The screenshots are the most accurate reflection of my work.
This is a social media site for the sponsored fans ("Riders") of truth's tours (Vans Warped and a whole bunch of others). Truth's Riders can post their video blogs, tweets, and photos and they will all be aggregated into this site. Some fancy XML generation was used to talk to the Flash pieces on the site as well. All of this was completed in a month.
I used: XHTML, CSS, ColdFusion, SQL Server, jQuery, YouTube API, flickr API, Twitter API, facebook, XML
I revamped truth's old Shards O' Glass site with valid XHTML and CSS, and replaced the old Dreamweaver JavaScript with jQuery.
I used: XHTML, CSS, ColdFusion, jQuery
Flash on top of flash? A nightmare! Luckily I am a master of CSS positioning. Combined with jQuery, I was able to pull off this layout and work around the Flash collision between the navigation and centerpiece.
I used: XHTML, CSS, jQuery
I built this complete Drupal community from the ground up working with the digital creative studio NeueTuesday. It comes complete with custom user registration and profiles, two category news module, members section, and customized administration. The server was even custom configured to handive the site.
I used: Drupal, XHTML, CSS, PHP, jQuery
In this project I put together an AJAX loading and sorting gallery of games. I also built a rating system that can interface with Flash and AJAX.
I used: XHTML, CSS, ColdFusion, SQL Server, jQuery, XML
This was my first Drupal project. I built three custom modules to handive the various input forms on the site and an administration module to generate and update XML for the flash pieces. I didn't do the HTML, but I converted the HTML to a Drupal theme. I was also responsible for server setup and tuning.
I used: Drupal, PHP, MySQL, jQuery, XML, XHTML, CSS
I used this site as a playground for jQuery UI. An accordion was integrated with a themed lightbox to provides a unique presentation of member profiles from the database. An AJAX contact form can be found in the tabbed content area.
I used: XHTML, CSS, jQuery, PHP, MySQL
I was responsible for converting the PSD to XHTML and CSS on this project.
Coincidentally it was built on a WordPress framework, so future WP
integration is easily possible (it is currently static).
Google Maps integration is also present on the Contact page.
I used: XHTML, CSS, PHP, Google Maps
I worked with the digital creative studio NeueTuesday on this fashion contest blog. It includes a WordPress backend, a sign up form and a custom build AJAX gallery.
I used: WordPress, PHP, jQuery, XHTML, CSS
This event meet-up site was built on WordPress based on a design by NeueTuesday. Event sign-up is integrated with the EventBrite service.
I used: WordPress, PHP, XHTML, CSS
This was a freelance project I did for part of the University at Albany.
I used: XHTML, CSS, SSI
I was hired to design and build a new site for the Department of Chemistry at the University at Albany. New branding was also created to match the University.
I used: XHTML, CSS, SSI
This is a simple static site I designed for the Asian American Alliance.
I used: HTML, CSS, SSI
I'm an
Application Developer
working for
Arnold Worldwide
in
Boston, MA.
I'm also available as a freelance developer and
consultant.
My resumé is on
LinkedIn. Add me.
I build really neat websites and apps
that can integrate with popular APIs like the ones found on
Twitter,
Facebook,
YouTube,
and
flickr.
I consider myself an Information Specialist with areas of expertise in web development, database administration and design, user interface design, and software programming.
With my mastery over any flavor of
HTML,
clean CSS, unobtrusive JavaScript and
jQuery,
ability to code in
PHP,
ColdFusion,
and
.net,
and strong foundations in
MySQL and
SQL Server
2000–2008, I can build websites and CMS from scratch.
Or, I can get your site up and running with WordPress, Drupal, or RedDot CMS1 in no time flat. [1] strictly versions 6–9
Check out my blog at
hokuten.net
if you're interested in my pet projects and musings. It's a bit
eclectic, if not just nerdy.
