Portfolio

This map allows users to explore indicators of child opportunity across the United States, with different norming levels for national, state, and metro areas. Features include:

• Mapbox map with dynamic, filtered GeoJSON features and dynamic demographic layers
• Data processing pipelineto convertclient data setsinto Mapbox tilesets
• Hash routing with localStorage to manage and cache map state
• Hasy-driven embed state for embedding in other web platforms
• Responsive, device-targeted interactions and display

Skills: React.js, MapBox, GeoJSON, SCSS, Material UI, Node.js, nwb, npm, python, pandas, Docker

This map allows users to explore indicators of social mobility in the North Texas region. Project features include:

• Mapbox map with dynamic, filtered GeoJSON features and dynamic demographic layers
• Loadsremote, gzipped geojson filesto improve map performance
• Hash routing with localStorage to manage and cache map state
• User tour with Joyride
• Responsive, device-targeted interactions and display

Skills: React.js, MapBox, GeoJSON, SCSS, Bootstrap, nwb, npm, Gatsby

This map allows users to explore indicators of child opportunity within a school zones, a 2-mile radius around a school, for all schools the Dallas ISD school district. Users can visualize indicators in relation to the distribution of racial and ethnic groups. The project encourages equitable distribution of school bond resources across the district. Project features include:

• Mapbox map with dynamic, filtered GeoJSON features and dynamic demographic layers
• eCharts charting for feeder school data and patterns
• Turf.js to dynamically generate school "zones"
• Hash routing with localStorage to manage and cache map state
• User tour with Joyride
• Responsive, device-targeted interactions and display

Featured in:

• D Magazine, August 2020
• D Magazine, October 2020

Skills: React.js, MapBox, GeoJSON, SCSS, Bootstrap, nwb, npm, Gatsby

This site feature ranks all US states by COVID-19-related tenant protections (or lack thereof). This interface and the individual state details pages all fetch and render data from a Google spreadsheet of eviction policy data maintained by Eviction Lab. Featured in:

• CDC Eviction Moratorium (cites Scorecard)
• The New York Times, September 1, 2020
• The New York Times, August 7, 2020
• The New York Times, July 4, 2020
• Hasan Manaj's Patriot Act, (episode, companion site)
• ABC News
• NPR
• The Washington Post

Skills: jQuery, Bootstrap, Google Sheets API, mobile-first, a11y

A precursor to the Policy Scorecard, this dynamic table loads a list of national and local Covid-10 eviction policies. Project features include:

• Sortable table draws content from Google Spreadsheet

Featured in:

• The New York Times

Skills: JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX

Project features include:

• Update PDF and PPT generation scripts to render confidence interval
• Combine Handlebars templates for more reliable translation
• Update Eviction Lab map to pass confidence interval in request for PDF and PPT exports

Skills: Angular, Handlebars, PptxGenJS, Headless Chrome, Typescript

Project features include:

• Calculate and render confidence interval for line and bar chart data
• Add confidence interval to chart tooltips
• Add confidence interval to location cards and tables
• Update Google Analytics tracking data
• Add confidence interval toggle controls
• Create SVG patterns for bar chart confidence interval shading

Skills: Angular, d3, Typescript, npm

Project features include:

• Convert HUGO site from gulp build process to native Hugo build
• Update image processing from gulp to native Hugo image processing

Skills: HUGO, Golang, gulp

This project generates custom PDF reports based on locations selected by the user. The report is generated by rendering a Handlebars template in headless Chrome, then printing it to a PDF data stream for download.

Skills: Puppeteer, Handlebars, Headless Chrome, node.js, scss, AWS

Project features include:

• HUGO site architecture and styling
• eCharts development and configuration
• React.js component updates
• SVG animation
• jQuery modal dialogs
• Netlify Lambda function, using node.js to register users to MailChimp list
• Google Analytics custom events and tracking with Google Tag Manager

Skills: HUGO, eCharts, Golang, Bootstrap, React.js, nodejs, Netlify Functions, Netlify CMS, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager

This project features a custom React.js component allows users to compare their student loan debt to that of various US demographics. It also allows users to explore how loan refinancing would affect their payoff timeline and overall payment on a loan.

Skills: React.js, HUGO, Golang, Bootstrap, Netlify

TeachingLab wanted to display recent tweets on their site. I wrote JavaScript and a nodejs Netlify Function to fetch the tweets through Twitter's oAuth API, render the tweets, and animate them.

Skills: HUGO, Twitter API 2.0, Golang, Bootstrap, React.js, nodejs, Netlify Functions, Netlify CMS

PrimedIO wanted a static site with blazing-fast SEO. They needed internationalization, Nelify Forms, and were capable of editing blog posts and other content themselves once the site was up and running. This site features extensive CSS work to implement design elements and responsiveness without negatively affecting load time.

Skills: HUGO, Golang, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, PHP, JSON, Netlify, Netlify Forms

This corporate client needed SCORM online learning content that would be responsive, WCAG A compliant, and easily translated into several langauges. They selected a subway map theme for content organization, and the content pages reflect this theme by portraying color-coded subway "paths" and subway stop "nodes". I developed several custom Adapt plugins in order to give the client the highly customized format they preferred. These Adapt plugin customizations include:

• A custom question type
• A custom plugin presenting a responsive dialogue between two characters
• A custom "more info" text feature
• Customizations to the hotspotMenu plugin to add graphical progress display overlays on the subway map
• Custom SCORM reporting
• Custom navigation locking
• Schema updates for full translation of the certificate and several other components

This site uses Bootstrap 4 for navigation and layout responsiveness. Content pages loop through custom data files stored outside of the HUGO content directory. Many content fields are editable using Netlify CMS.

Skills: HUGO, Golang, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, JSON, Netlify, Netlify CMS

User1st wanted to use a static site generator to create a documentation reference for their automated remediation tool and developer training programs. This site uses a modified version of the DocDock theme. I created a custom template for the rule documentation pages, and wrote a PHP script to convert CSVs of rule documentation into individual markdown files.

In subsequent updates to this site, I have added a Netlify CMS schema so that a11y criteria are editable via Netlify CMS. I have also added JSON custom content types to output all a11y standards, standards sorted by WCAG guideline, and standards sorted by tag. I have also retooled the navigation menu to sort all items by WCAG Guideline.

Skills: HUGO, Golang, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, JSON, Netlify, Netlify CMS, a11y

Laurel needed a robust online promotion, scheduling, and marketplace solution. The theme Laurel had selected required a custom child theme for additional styling and course enrollment functionality. We did development in stages, using separate production and test environments to handle code pulls and site upgrades. Laurel now earns a significant passive income selling video courses with the WordPress CMS, combined with WooCommerce and LearnDash plugins.

Skills: Wordpress, LearnDash, WooCommerce, PHP, CSS, JavaScript

User1st wanted an online learning environment for the delivery of accessible SCORM training modules. The content we produced needed to meet the exacting accessibility standards advised in the training they contained. We chose the Adapt framework, and when it came time to test the SCORM content for accessibility, I was able to use CSS and JavaScript to alter the Adapt theme and plugins in order to improve screen reader accessibility.

Skills: Moodle, Adapt, SCORM, PHP, CSS, JavaScript

SumLogix came to me with a legacy Moodle site and several existing Moodle courses. Their existing WordPress/Moodle integration was no longer functioning, and their Moodle site was long outdated. I manually upgraded the Moodle database through several major versions, updated the WordPress plugins and theme, added a child theme for UX updates, and tested and configured PayPal and Stripe purchase workflows. This site accepts transactions in multiple currencies, using the WordPress Currency Switcher plugin and geolocation to provide the customer with the appropriate currency.

Skills: Moodle, WordPress, WooCommerce, Edwiser, PHP, CSS, JavaScript

I got my start in web development with a Moodle service provider called Remote-Learner, now part of Learning Pool. I have made13 contributionsto Moodle core.MDL-57785reduces the server load resulting from SCORM content access by eliminating a navigation menu refresh when the navigation menu is not shown in the display.MDL-60478improves performance of the network connectivity check performed during SCORM sessions, increasing the interval at which checks were performed, increasing the request timeout value to prevent false positives, and reducing the default number of alerts shown to 1.

Skills: PHP, YUI, JavaScript, Grunt, git, Travis, SCORM