Welcome to Harvest
This is where I will make my dreams come true. This is where I will shape my future. This is where you find what you are looking for. Enjoy.
Client: Sports Club/LA
Company: Deep Blue Web Design
Responsibilities: JS/Jquery Debugging, CSS/HTML fixes. QA/QC Testing. Cross Browser/Device Testing. Troubleshooting.
As a contractor I was brought in on this project I was brought in to help solve some of the code issues with this site. There were a lot of pluggins and conflicting scripts but I was able to help solve many of the issues. The site finally went live recently.
Client: Triton Subs/Poseidon Undersea Resorts
Company: Deep Blue Web Design
Responsibilities: Complete front-end responsive development, social media API implementation, some PHP, Blog excerpt layout.
Used: Pulse CMS, Zurb Foundation 3, CarouFredSel Plugin, CSS 3 Animations, Jquery, HTML, Parallaxing, Fancybox 2.
Site still being tweaked day by day with team
![wtf-mobile-web:
“For the full [redacted.com] experience, please visit from your Internet Browser”.
Digitas you should know better *facepalm*](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m73wq4i9Hg1r6seyfo1_250.png)
“For the full [redacted.com] experience, please visit from your Internet Browser”.
Digitas you should know better *facepalm*
The 2nd site I helped build to go live. Actually pretty proud of this one although I did the least work, but none the less its the coolest thing I’ve contributed to at Deep Blue thus far.
Client: Intel
Company: Deep Blue
Contributions
- Interior page navigation and logo animation (CSS3 Transitions)
- Landing Page base HTML/CSS build
- Primary Sliding Interior Page Build (Re-scoped and optimized for back-end later)
Interacitve Designer: Verenice Lopez & RJ Lavergne , Q6
Photographer: Kat Alvarez, Q5
A project I helped work on actually won something in our student show!
And I don’t even go there anymore! ^_^
- I love CSS. Animations, Transitions, and Transformations included.
- jQuery makes you weak… if there’s too much of it.
- Ruby, PHP, and Javascript are all quite similar.
- Wordpress is less of a headache when you know how to search and search well.
- Codecadamy is pretty awesome
- Not everyone understands as much as you do about web development
- Over the ear headphones »»> Earbuds…
Also, the circus took down my url for my portfolio site, so until then I’ll have to send pieces of my work by email unless I can find the time to work on my own URL, but between this job and trying to learn Ruby, PHP, and the hang of Wordpress, I’m stuck on here. Personality and all.
via Deep Blue, for Center for Theological Inquiry.
“your first isn’t always your best”
All the work worth showing that I’ve done so far at the circus. Including the site.
My User Experience 2 teacher just offered me an internship as a front-end developer for his company’s website. This is amazing. I can’t thank God enough for this amazing opportunity. Not only is this the 2nd job I’ve been waiting for, its the start that I’ve been wanting since I started at the Circus. What an amazing school this is to where a 2ND QUARTER Developer can get a paid internship just by the work shown in class. I’m on my way to the career I love at 22 just like that.
