County Websites
Working at RD Technology Solutions, I contributed to the development of many websites for the County of Los Angeles such as these. Some of my responsibilties included:
- Responsive web layout
- Content formatting and styling
- Accessibility compliance
- Page element selection and creation
Various Websites
These are a handful of the many WordPress websites I have worked on for various clients of mine (or their clients in some cases). Some of these I built entirely myself, while others I am primarily responsible for the front-end.
Dental Websites
These are websites I built working at Gilleard Marketing.
AddFunc Slides
An intuitively manageable Slide content type with shortcode & widget interfaces for easy slideshow insertion. Includes standard slideshow options, while still providing fully CSS-styleable output. And you are experiencing it right now. ;j
AddFunc Adaptive Content
Adds functions and shortcodes to empower WordPress users to have better control of when content is served.
AddFunc Mobile Detect
Uses Mobile_Detect.php to redirect mobile traffic to your mobile website.
- Redirects on a page-by-page basis (posts and custom post types included). For example;
yourwebsite.com/contact/will redirect mobile devices toyourmobilewebsite.com/contact/instead of always redirecting to your mobile home page. - This can be overridden on any page individually with a convenient meta box adjacent to the WYSIWYG (usually underneath, by default).
- Sets a cookie to remember which version of your website (desktop or mobile, usually) your visitors opted for (so it’s okay to set a link on your mobile site to view the desktop version).
- Provides options to NOT redirect basic parts of WordPress: the Front page (static), Pages, the “Home” page (blog posts page), Posts, Attachments, Authors, Categories, Dates, Tags and search results.
- Includes a widget for inserting a link back to your mobile site, which is only generated for mobile devices.
- Includes two shortcodes for generating links to your mobile site. One is generated only for mobile devices and the other is generated regardless.
- No CSS rules are used and classes are provided, yielding coders full reign to style generated links to fit the website theme. Shortcodes even allow you to set the link’s classes.
- Adds a class to the
mobile-detected) to help coders write styles specifically for mobile devices. - Leaves 404 errors untouched, allowing you to maintain 404 statuses.
Basically, it gives you loads of control over your mobile redirects.
AddFunc WYSIWYG Helper
AddFunc WYSIWYG Helper is a lightweight plugin that uses CSS to highlight prominent HTML elements in the default WYSIWYG editor (Tiny MCE), to help Editors see what they’re editing. This in effect creates a sort of combination WYSIWYG/WYSIWYM (What You See Is What You Mean) combination.
AddFunc IDs
Adds two convenient buttons to easily add/remove an id attribute to any element when editor a Post, Page or custom post type that uses a standard TinyMCE editor. Uses the text contained within the element, cleaned up, to formulate a URL-friendly id.
AddFunc Head & Footer Code
Allows administrators to add code to the <head> and/or footer of an individual post (or page or other content) and/or site-wide. Ideal for scripts such as Google Analytics conversion tracking code and any other general or page-specific JavaScript. A very simple, reliable and lightweight plugin.
Diagrams
This is a diagram I created for a headache specialist, to illustrate sites of referred pain.
This was originally a flipbook I made. I scanned all of the pages into Photoshop, where I added color and fabricated the background, a combination of digital montage, brush strokes, glow effects and transforms.
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