Professional Photographer

For this project, I created an HTML5 website with a Responsive Design for a professional photographer. It includes four break-points to ensure a quality viewing experience, no matter which type of device the site is viewed on. A perfect score was received for this project.

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• HTML5
• Responsive Design
• JavaScript
• Cross-Browser Compatible

PopuGram

Utilizing the Instagram API, this HTML5 webapp displays random media of what's currently popular on the social networking service. The photos and videos are grabbed with a custom PHP script (via cURL) and then embelished with a sleek interface thanks to jQuery.

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• PHP
• cURL
• API
• HTML5
• Responsive Design
• jQuery
• Cross-Browser Compatible

maddress

This PHP webapp allows users to enter a domestic mailing address for verification - even an incomplete one! The data is sent to the USPS WebTools API via cURL, which in return sends back the complete address, fully standardized, including the 9-digit zipcode. From there, the user has the option of copying the full address or zipcode to the clipboard, just by clicking a button.

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• PHP
• cURL
• API
• HTML5
• jQuery
• AJAX
• ZeroClipboard
• Cross-Browser Compatible

Feeding Lefty

The purpose of this JavaScript project was to create an interactive pet or toy for a 6- to 7-year-old child. To further enhance the experience, I harnessed the drag-and-drop feature of HTML5 to make it even more interactive. A very high score and positive feedback were received for this assignment and the instructor will be using it as an example for future courses.

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• HTML5
• JavaScript
• Animation
• Cross-Browser Compatible

Adding With Abe

Other than designing a JavaScript app that is appealing to a 6- to 7-year-old child and using an iFrame in the code, there were no design requirements. The math problems are delivered one at a time with immediate feedback given to their answer. At the end, all of the answers are displayed, along with the correct answers if applicable. I received a near perfect score on this project.

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• HTML5
• JavaScript
• Cross-Browser Compatible

Carl The Cactus

Carl The Cactus is an interactive number guessing game made with HTML5 and JavaScript. The assignment called for the interface to be suitable for and appealing to a 6- to 7-year-old child living in Arizona. In addition to the project requirements, I included animation to further connect with the user. I received a perfect score on this project.

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• HTML5
• JavaScript
• Animation
• Cross-Browser Compatible

Tip Calculator

This assignment called for development of a simple tip calculator that displays a fifteen percent tip. For further enhancement, a colorful user interface, a responsive design, and multiple tip amounts were included for added appeal. This project was created with HTML5 and JavaScript and yielded a perfect score.

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• HTML5
• Responsive Design
• JavaScript
• Cross-Browser Compatible

Ad: Stock Video Commercial

Creating an animated commercial in Flash for a product or service was the scope of this project. In addition, the inclusion of a video with ActionScript controls was also required. I received a high score on this assignment.

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• Flash
• Animation

Ad: Allergy Medication

The only criteria for this project was to create something professional in Photoshop. I chose to design an animated web advertisement for a popular allergy medication. The instructor provided very positive feedback and a perfect score.

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• Photoshop
• Animation

Ad: Beauty Seminar

This Photoshop assignment called for the production of an advertisement of any type. The instructor provided a selection of images to choose one from and then creative freedom was given to fill in the rest. The end result was a flyer for a beauty seminar that yielded a very high grade.

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• Photoshop

Ad: Dating Service

Given complete creative freedom, the only expectation of this Photoshop assignment was to make something commercial or advertising in nature. I decided to create a business card type of advertisement (you know, the ones that get tucked under your windshield wipers while at the mall) for a fictional dating service. Positive feedback and a perfect score were received.

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• Photoshop