JavaScript, jQuery, HTML, CSS
React, JavaScript, HTML, CSS
JavaScript, HTML, CSS, PHP
WordPress, HTML, CSS, Calendly
API, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap
HTML, CSS, MailChimp
As part of a small team, I followed design specifications to create a calculator to predict women's fertile days and possible pregnancy due dates. I used HTML, CSS and JavaScript/jQuery for the basic design. For the calendar, my colleague and I worked together to implement jQuery UI DatePicker and customized it with highly detailed CSS and jQuery. The calculator is live on Spanish website serpadres.es
Libertas Abogados is a law firm in Bilbao, Spain which was looking to attract new clients. First, I analyzed the existing site and found it was very wordy, without clear contact info, with out of date email addresses and not many graphics. I sketched out a few site ideas on paper, then took those ideas to Sketch & InVision to flesh them out. After receiving feedback and making revisions, I undertook the final coding in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP.
Matthew Serna is a psychotherapist in the San Francisco Bay Area and was looking for a simple site to showcase his specialty areas and let clients easily schedule a consultation. Considering the target users, I chose colors that are muted, yet welcoming. The layout is a one-page resumé plus a scheduling and policy page. I chose to use WordPress for its strengths in SEO and smooth user experience, hand-tweaking some CSS elements. I used CodeEmbed to insert JavaScript in order to integrate the Calendly scheduling interface. The final product is a responsive site with two clear ways to schedule a consultation as well as get in touch with Matthew.
Pokedex is a list of Pokemon characters dynamically populated by loading data from an external API. The Pokemon list is populated dynamically in JS. Upon clicking each button, information about each Pokemon appears in a modal. The Bootstrap framework is used for nav bar, modal and buttons. Code is formatted with ESLint and Prettier to ensure it's error-free. The final project is hosted on GitHub Pages.