Arthur Pemberton

This is a website for a Midwestern contemporary dance studio. It serves as the company online provider: advertising their upcoming performances, openings for new dancers, biographies of the choreographers and dancers, and highlighting various dance companies' visibility in the press. The design is responsive, optimized for load time, and includes all the expected essential pages such as event calendars and contact forms.

The website was built with WordPress, using a highly customized theme with several free and premium plugins, and also a custom plugin defining custom post-types. The code runs on PHP 7.

A WordPress-based website for a professional golf instructor. It serves as an online profile and advertising for a professional athlete. The design is responsive, optimized for load time, and includes all the expected essential pages.

The website was built with WordPress, using a highly customized theme, with several free and premium plugins. The code runs on PHP 7.

A WordPress website for a lawyer and publicist.

A web application that allows a company to offer programs, and incentive packages at various price and participation levels to multiple smaller business with whom they support/partner. The application maintains data on each business, which is used to identify them during the login process. A multi-page, highly customizable wizard process steps businesses through making choices on the details for which they signup for, ending with the generation of a digital signature to accept the signup as an agreement of deliverables.

The application was originally built with Django 1.5, Python 2.7 and MySQL; it has since been migrated to PostgreSQL.

A web application to help large business-to-business based companies manage vertical specific details of the business who they serve. Providing a faceted search via Solr and HTML mass emailing to businesses. Individual business owners can log in to provide and edit their business information and other information collected about them. Collected data can be exported to CSV and XLSX. It also supports multiple authentication back-ends and facilitating centralized authentication.

The application originally built with Django 1.8, Python 2.7, PostgreSQL, Solr, and Mailgun (transaction email provider). I also utilized page analytics to track usage and server-side/client-side error monitoring.

A web application which allows utility customers to log in, view currently unpaid balances, and make payments towards that due balance using credit cards, debit cards, or checking accounts, with payment processing using the Authorize.Net SIM API. Payments are collected directly by the utility provider and nightly data dumps from back-office systems are automatically imported into the application to update daily balances.

The application was originally built with Django 1.8, Python 2.7, PostgreSQL, and Mailgun (transaction email provider). I also utilized page analytics to track usage and server-side/client-side error monitoring.