I’ve been on the Internetz longer than most. My first account was with my high school, by way of UWM, in 1993. I’d gotten my first modem the previous Christmas, and I’d been working my way through Mark G’s BBS list. Ahhh, those were the days…
Today, I r0xx0rz the .NET, Javascript (now with XHR!), CSS, XHTML, client service, Tommy-Training, Dan-Bashing, and a number of other really important and brilliant things for Versant. And then there is the PHP, etc. stuff I’m doing mostly for fun.
Briefly, some recent work [note: My man Ben and I had an interesting discussion related to how much detail should be included when a web professional includes team projects in his/her portfolio. I think we both came down on the side of as-much-detail-as-possible. On all of these projects I also contributed, as every team member did, to the various implementation decisions that must be made on these sorts of projects]:
Site: http://www.versantsolutions.com
Client: Versant
Contributions:
- Expand on click managed menu
- Content carousel
- Work section filtering
- Portfolio items
- Information Architecture
Site: http://careers.thomsonreuters.com/
Client: Thomson Reuters (via Versant)
Contributions:
- Expand on hover/click managed menu
- Profile Player (Javascript sliding panels)
- XSLT Magic
Site: http://www.yourotherwheels.com
Client: Southeast Wisconsin Transit System (via Versant)
Contributions:
- CMS Configuration
- XSLT Development
- AJAX Tell-A-Friend
- AJAX 5x.5 star rating implementation
- Lightbox video player
Site: http://www.mibankcareers.com/
Client: M&I Bank (via Versant)
Contributions:
- AJAX Tell-A-Friend
- Automagical video lightbox (automatically wires up FLV links)
- Javascript Map of Locations