A note about these projects: Even though most of these projects are both dated and perhaps not the most impressive to look at, I’m happy to share them here as a roadmap of my professional development. The best is always yet to come.
Yelp.com
Dates Involved: October 2009 – Present
I started working at Yelp recently. Will update as notable things happen. Yelp.com.
Personal News Network – pnn.com
Dates Involved: June 2006 – Jan 2009
PNN is the longest-term project I’ve worked on to date. Originally hired to squash ie6 bugs, I’ve since coded almost all of the front-end xhtml/css and made a good deal of design decisions.
I could go on, but instead I suggest you check out this awesome people-powered site. My other blog (ok, no-longer used) is @ hyro.pnn.com.
Extension Media – eecatalog.com
Dates Involved: August 2009 – October 2009
EECatalog was the largest project I worked on for Extension Media. Starting with Wordpress Multi-user as a base for this new site, and an old custom CMS containing approximately 10,000 items of legacy content and tons of functionality to duplicate in Wordpress, I hacked away for months in a jungle of PHP and MySQL to produce the end result seen here.
California Voices – californiavoices.org
Dates Involved: Winter 2008
A joint GIIP and CMC initiative, CA voices is a rails powered video sharing site to preserve unique cultural stories. I did the design and xhtml/css template for this site.
Center for MultiCultural Cooperation – cmcweb.org
Dates Involved: Spring 2007
Similar story to CA Voices, except that CMC is a joomla powered site. I made the initial CMC design with a few others, and then produced the joomla template.
North Bay Entertainment – northbayentertainment.com
Dates Involved: Winter 2005 – Present
This was the first professional contract I worked on. When I started working with NBE, it was a table-based, static-html site. I produced a CMS for it (my first!), and replaced all the table markup with semantic HTML and CSS.
Note: This site has recently been discontinued. I’m sad to see it go.