Where in the world? needed a country reference people could actually work through, with search by name, a region filter, and the whole thing readable in light or dark. I built the interface against a REST API I wrote for it, which puts filtering and paging on the server and leaves the interesting problem on the client: making a round-trip feel instant.
View Project, Where in the world?This project required me to build a fully responsive landing page to the designs provided. I used HTML5, along with CSS Grid and JavaScript for the areas that required interactivity, such as the testimonial slider.
View Project, ManageThis project required me to build a fully responsive landing page to the designs provided. I used HTML5, along with CSS Grid and JavaScript for the areas that required interactivity, such as the features section.
View Project, BookmarkThis was a small project which mostly consisted of HTML and CSS. I built a fully-responsive landing page. The only JavaScript this project required was to enable the toggling of the mobile navigation.
View Project, InsureClipboard needed a page that sells a clipboard manager to people who never knew they wanted one. I built it mobile first, with a product shot that bleeds off the left edge of the page and still costs no scrollbar.
View Project, ClipboardFylo needed a page to launch its cloud storage product and turn visitors into early-access signups. I built it dark-first and fully responsive, down to a signup form that validates without shifting the layout.
View Project, FyloPing was launching soon and needed somewhere to send everyone asking about it. I built the notify-me screen as a static page whose email field carries its own error copy and announces failures to screen readers.
View Project, Ping
