In 2016, I set myself on a mission to better understand modern frameworks and JavaScript. It's been a rewarding journey—completing the freeCodeCamp Front-End certification, working through a round and a half of #100DaysOfCode and participating in a 12-week bootcamp through Montana Code School. Here are some of the web applications I've created along the way.
Last week I had the pleasure of attending four days of OmniUpdate's annual Training Conference (OUTC)! I'd like to share a special thank you to Shoreline Community College for helping pave my way to #OUTC18. Although it's not a comprehensive overview, here are some of my favorite bits from the week.
Looking for an animated progress bar to add into OU Campus? This code lets your users easily manage your donation or project progress using a simple table transformation.
With a large amount of experience and self-study under my belt, I was ready to commit to finally getting the full exposure of modern web development with Montana Code School. Discover what I learned and view the projects my teams created.
Continue reading No Turning Back: A Journey through Montana Code School
Though there is a lot to learn, understanding the file structure of Magento is essential in order to migrate a store into a multi-website for an upgraded store. Here is an overview of the steps to migrate a second store into Magento.
Learn many of the ways to speed up Magento 1.9x website’s performance!
Working on a redesign for your website? HGTC’s revamped webpages needed additional TLC after running through OmniUpdate’s migration script. For this project, I created new snippets, added updates for accessibility and SEO improvements, corrected broken links and fixed legacy content to look great on mobile.
Continue reading Content Migration Refinement For Horry Georgetown Technical College
After a redesign website, Google Analytics showed a huge drop in bounce rate. The cause? Duplicating GA tags within my website’s code!
Continue reading Giant Decline in Bounce Rate: Is it Really a Good Thing?
Creating a lead generation page for your university or institution? Here are a few thoughts after implementing the “Explore” page for Montana State University.
Need a responsive interactive and customized map? This project uses SVG and Fancybox to create a useful resource for students trying to find their way around campus.
Developing out web page designs and features; creating new snippets and components for managing contact boxes, schema, featured lists, and more; and migrating OU Campus web pages to new templates.
