APIs Developer in London, United Kingdom

Complex consumer-facing website for world-wide lotteries. Created using Angular 4 for Juno Digital. complex animations are used throughout to make the UI engaging and compelling.

Financial health tool built as an MVP. Uses AngularJS to implement a data-driven UI that allows users to input data and then manipulate charts which represent their financial health (Link is to the UAT site only)

An Angular application which communicates with the back-end via REST API created using Swagger. The app carries out complex searches, and the front-end allows for users to log in and initiate a new search, re-run a previous search, and see/manage the search history.

I was tasked with building a brand new website for a startup. As well as developing some of the core features myself, I managed a small front-end team that worked on other areas of the project, running QA on their work as we progressed to ensure the site met with the original specs and matched the designer's vision.

The site uses vanilla JavaScript, for the most part, coupled with clean CMS-driven HTML pages and Sass.

I had to make the site alongside the designer, who was happy that my code matched his designs to the pixel and that I was able to make his animations into a reality.

My dedication to the project came through in that I was in the office until gone midnight on the launch day to make sure everything went smoothly and the client was happy!

A portal for doctors in the Nordics region, this site uses a highly customized installation of Umbraco to manage very dynamic content. There are over fifteen custom Umbraco property editors, and the portal uses AngularJS to filter and display myriad content to end users based on their security level and job role.

I worked with another developer on the project; we ran QA on each other's work to make sure it worked as expected.

My own portfolio website, using an Umbraco back-end and jQuery for most of the front-end manipulations.

A large-scale POS website with a complicated registration process and account management section. This was all handled through AngularJS controllers, which communicated with a member management system in the back-end.

The front-end had some complicated animations to transition through the join journey and was created entirely with a mobile-first approach.

The front-end had to be accessible (Level AA Conformance) which meant periodically running it through an evaluation tool and making sure the site was structured and referenced correctly, as well as compliant in a number of other criteria.

A comprehensive website for a design agency, built using Umbraco with Razor. It uses a fully fluid, mobile responsive layout utilizing CSS3 styling and effects. I used all my own plugins and scripting to implement menus, loading effects, and other embellishments around the site. I was kept on the team to continue maintenance and expansion of new and existing content. Angular was used for specific parts of the site, such as an intuitive form that calculates a client's marketing strengths and weaknesses.

An internal portal for Thomson and First Choice employees to manage and review customer engagement with their holiday programs. The site was fully responsive and every page was entirely dynamic, pulling in different data and views depending on who was logged in and the specific trends our customers were reviewing. This meant it had to be extremely flexible to accommodate any number of eventualities.

Single page build for a small design agency. This is their glossy homepage, with a fully mobile responsive finish and slick graphics and animations to match.

This was a portfolio piece for an artist in Singapore. The site or a single page that navigates through her work is in itself supposed to be a part of the art. I was heavily involved in animation and interaction design and had to come up with the solution to her unique ideas. She was over the moon with the results and I was pretty proud at the time too.

An events site for a group of artists. Built as a single page application, supporting browser navigation and refresh.

A sales platform for customers to sign up, make purchases, and manage their account and research venues and golf courses available. It also had an admin area for the client to access and manage their own customer database.

A website for a small startup group. It's a single page, designed and built by yours truly, and implemented using Umbraco. The website is mobile responsive, using a mobile-first approach. Styling is done using Sass and HTML5.

I developed a responsive email boilerplate which is essentially a set of classes which can be used to scaffold any responsive email. It has all of the fixes I use for HTML email and makes coding emails a lot faster and more consistent.

My own jQuery library aimed at making websites interactive without having to write any JavaScript. This piece primarily came about to allow non-scripters in my team to be able to work with the sites I had built, but it became something much more. I now use this on almost all my projects.

The first in a string of wedding websites I have created (beginning with my own!).