Previous work
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Paramount Architects & Designers
This project was a new site to highlight the portfolio of the partners at Paramount A+D.
My role was to develop the site from static images, working with the designer to realise both interaction and content management. The Portfolio page is of particular interest, with a grid of project thumbnails dynamically highlighted according to which category is selected.
The site is built around the WordPress CMS, makes use of custom jQuery scripts for animation and interaction, and uses web fonts from TypeKit.Design by CarringtonGriffin Design, Lewes.
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SightSavers: Women and Blindness
Using stunning images by photographer, Rankin, this site was created for SightSavers' Women and Blindness campaign to highlight the fact that two thirds of blind people in the world are women.
My role on the project was to implement layout and styles, create animation effects (using the jQuery JavaScript framework) and provide accessible, search-engine friendly markup. Working with the Creative Director, Producer and Web Developers, I helped inform and influence the overall direction and implementation of the project.
Produced as Front-end Web Developer at NixonMcInnes.
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T-Mobile: The Spark
thespark.t-mobile.co.uk (no longer live)
The Spark was a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) project, devised by T-Mobile with their partners, TimeBank. The aim of the project was to unite young people not in employment, education or training in a chosen area of the UK around a particular social issue, with the aim of developing a mobile phone application that would help tackle that issue.
NixonMcInnes were asked to develop a website that would support the project groups, collect the thoughts and experiences of group members and volunteers, and engage the public to suggest ideas and decide on the issues to be tackled.
Working with static mockups from the Creative Director and Designer, I was responsible for developing the markup, layout and styling that would re-create the designs as an accessible, flexible website.
Early in the design process, I also assisted in creating wireframes and created a prototype of the site to help demonstrate some of the ideas to the clients.
The site used the ExpressionEngine CMS, with templates that could adapt to different project stages.
Produced as Front-end Web Developer at NixonMcInnes.
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Co-operative Financial Services: Good with Money blog
The Good with Money blog for Co-operative Financial Services began life as a single campaign site to show how microfinance has helped rebuild lives in Bosnia. It took the form of a blog, following former refugee, Belma Gracankic, as she returned to her childhood home town.
Inspired by Belma's blog, CFS decided that they wanted to expand the site to provide coverage of other campaigns and ethical issues. This required a new approach to the design to incorporate the many issues that matter to them.
Developed using the WordPress CMS, I was responsible for developing the layout, styling and markup of the various templates that were required to present campaigns, news, blog posts, visitor comments and video items.
Produced as Front-end Web Developer at NixonMcInnes.
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Stannah Stairlifts UK
I was responsible for the markup, implementation of layout and styling for Stannah Stairlifts' UK ecommerce site, which was developed using the Joomla! CMS.
A high level of accessiblity was required, so we worked with the RNIB and were awarded See It Right accreditation, which takes a pragmatic approach to the W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).
Produced as Front-end Web Developer at NixonMcInnes.
