My Web Work


Below are some of the websites and landing pages I've designed and coded. Every project teaches me something new and makes me want to learn more and try new things. With a background in design I've been lucky enough to also get to design most of what you see. I really enjoy getting to work on each project from concept to completion.

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Luminant Music

Tech Stack: HTML, SCSS, JavaScript, Sketch

This website was a complete overhaul for a startup I worked for called Cybernetic Entertainment. I first sketched out a few wireframes to help wrap my mind around the organization and once all parties were happy with the flow I started thinking look. I was going for a more visual eye catching experience to go along with what the product offers. Then it was just a matter of building it out piece by piece and testing, testing, testing.

They are no longer around unfortunately but below is the link to what I originally created.

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Nextiva

Tech Stack: HTML, SCSS, PHP, JavaScript, Figma, GSAP and tiny bit of WordPress

I learned a lot from working on this website. It's mainly php modules and vanilla javascript, html and css. Their were also the previous Lottie animations that we needed to optimize for low web performance scores. I was able to recreate the animations by using GSAP to greatly improve our scores (see link for one such animation).
Fun Fact: This is the first website I've worked on where I didn't have a hand in the design as well. On top of the php modules, at the time, we were working to migrate the entire site to Wordpress and I started learning more about Wordpress development and how it worked.

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Scuba Kev

Tech Stack: HTML, SCSS, JavaScript, Sketch

What better way to create a scuba diving website then to make it look like your moving under water. The challenge with this website was the large amount of information to be communicated. I broke it down into sections and added a few visuals to help break up all the information into more manageable pieces.

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QuoteFriendly

Tech Stack: HTML, SCSS, JavaScript, Adobe XD

This website was originally for an insurance company based out of Florida. The goal of this website was to get information for potential customers and an online presence that they could use for advertisements. The client wanted to gather information quickly and easily so the agents had a starting point and the user did not get bored and leave. This was really fun as it helped me stretch some of my logic skills.

They have since sold their branch to someone else and the buyer had their own site so this one was taken down. The below link is the fully built site before it was taken down.

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Density

Tech Stack: Webflow, Marketo, Figma

This was a smaller more start up company that needed help with a WebFlow site. I had not previously used WebFlow as I like the lack of limitations that pure coded websites provide. Though I have to admit the problems solving opportunities this presented was fun to work through. I was able to really dive in and understand WebFlow's limitations and tricks and how to work around them.

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Cavista

Tech Stack: HTML, SCSS, JavaScript, Adobe XD

This was another website overhaul. their goal was to create a new look that would mainly attract more talent. I had 2 weeks to design and code this new website. Luckily the design didn't require too many edits and the website was fairly simple.

They have since updated the website and changed their name to Cavista Holdings. Below is the link to what I originally created.

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