Mike Zeballos

I developed a web-based customer service portal for a special district.

The online portal provides water customers the convenience of starting or stopping the service and updating their customer information and other common customer service requests.

I designed and produced a WordPress website for a martial arts organization that featured a heavily customized Google Maps integration utilizing the Google Maps API, in addition to an admin area for members to manage their accounts.

A custom back-end admin form automatically geocodes the latitude and longitude coordinates of new academies added to the organization via a custom plugin using the Google Maps Geocoding API.

Worked in tandem with a team of three other developers to manage, develop new features, and troubleshoot issues related to WordPress, WooCommerce, NinjaForms, and other plugins and custom integrations on the organization's website.

I performed a full ADA accessibility audit on a special district website using automated and manual testing techniques. I also provided a written executive summary and details of detected issues, including steps to remediate violations.

A subscription-based online learning program currently in its V3 powered by Muvi's OTT platform.

I designed and developed the first version in late 2000 using PHP and a relational database to deliver instructional videos to paying subscribers.

The customized software includes a recurring billing system, a customer account management console, and an administrator console.

Ongoing website development on a WooCommerce-based storefront with over 10,000 products. Currently the sole developer assuming the role of consulting, designing, and developing the client's online presence.

A WordPress microsite for a particular district.

I designed a full-width responsive website, converting a PSD mockup to a custom theme. I also incorporated Beaver Builder visual editor to facilitate an easy-to-use editing environment for the district staff.

I created a plugin for special district clients' WordPress websites to easily manage their board meeting schedule and related document postings.

The plugin provides a customizable repository for storing documents outside the WordPress media library.

I converted an Adobe XD composite website redesign into a custom WordPress theme with build tools managed by webpack, including an SCSS preprocessor, a Babel transpiler, and an asset manager. I incorporated Beaver Builder as the visual content editor while making every effort to prevent the client from dealing with HTML or code for their editorial work. I also assisted in re-architecting the sitemap based on logical relationships and Google Analytics metrics. Lastly, I owned staff training on CMS management and content editing.

I continue to provide ongoing support for questions, posting content, and timely issue resolution.

I developed an interactive charting app for real-time water testing and reporting for a water storage district in Northern California. The app consists of two parts: a PHP script that monitors an upload directory on the webserver to capture pushed CSV data and convert it into MySQL; and a front-end built with React, employing Material UI for component design, Plotly.js for charting, and Material UI DataGrid for the display of tabular data.

I built a custom Shopify theme using the Shopify CLI and the Liquid template language with styling based on the client's existing website. I assisted the client in establishing their storefront with shipping methods and rates, managing product inventory, and training on how to fulfill orders.

I created a plugin allowing special district clients to manage PDF documents independently from the WordPress media library.

The plugin enables documents to be stored in any public directory on the webserver, thus freeing the media library from clutter. Additionally, users can specify a custom permalink to the document, providing the capability of replacing the file without breaking the link to the existing record.

I converted an Adobe XD interactive website mockup to a custom WordPress theme using Beaver Builder as the template library and visual page builder.

The client is the one managing the website after training, and I provide ongoing support as required.

The client wanted a dynamic, media-rich single page on their existing website to showcase their new $30 million wastewater treatment plant as part of a media outreach campaign. Through a combination of WordPress, Smart Slider, and custom JavaScript/CSS to achieve specific functionality and aesthetics, I produced a design, incorporated all assets, and met stakeholder requirements to successfully complete the project.

I designed a webpage featuring a visual timeline of a water district's history for its 75th-anniversary celebration.

The styling was adapted from the site theme with a smooth, fluid, and responsive presentation. The timeline was used for a keynote presentation and incorporated with social media announcements as part of a media outreach strategy.

I was responsible for producing an interactive map identifying 2021 Electoral Divisions for a local sanitary district.

The map was created using Google Maps and the Maps JavaScript API, using color-coded KML layers with InfoWindow popups and an autocomplete search bar to help constituents identify their residence on the map and the division they reside in.