Richard Venâncio

An Ionic-based app for kids' daycares.

As the full-stack developer, I created the front end with Ionic and AngularJS for the first version and evolved it to Ionic with React. The back end was developed with PHP and MySQL, using Bootstrap as CSS framework and jQuery. I used Firebase to create a quick update content tool and the real-time chat module. OneSignal was the chosen option for the notifications.

I created this site while respecting all the layout needs, making it easy for the customer to change and create content. I also developed a tool to produce quotes where each product has multiple variations, e.g., if a customer requests a table, we can give it to them. Within the table, a customer can set the quantity needed, create a quote, and email it. Basically, it's an easy way for customers to build tables with Gutenberg without needing any technical knowledge.

I was the full-stack developer on this project to create a fast tool to offer scholarships.

WordPress was used with WooCommerce for the front end. The biggest problem was the process of importing these offers, as they change almost every month, so I created a tool to import CSV files with the offers. The tricky part was doing these import processes, which were done with a deep knowledge of MySQL structure. Nowadays, it is possible to import a CSV with more than 2,000 lines in a couple of minutes.

The tool has a dashboard with charts. The customer controls the number of exams finished and other screens such as site check essays, add questions and essay themes, add professor to check essays, create as many exams as needed, reports, and CSV export.

I created a quote plugin with steps to track where the user goes. The plugin makes some math calculations according to the user's answers. The user receives a PDF with the answers and results, and the customer gets an email with the new register. There is also a WordPress admin page where the customer can generate a report with all applications and knows the steps where the user dropped off.

I created a WordPress website with a complex hierarchy of content. The main goal was to have a great on-page SEO that works better on mobile than the previews website. The theme was created from scratch using the best techniques since 2019. Without Google Analytics and ads manager codes, we achieved 95 points (mobile) on Google PageSpeed at the time.

I created a WordPress website with WooCommerce. Instead of selling products directly from the website, the customer needed to do quotes. I used WooCommerce to allow customers to easily add and customize products on the Buy button, where a modal box with a form pops up to elicit more information. The information is then sent via email.

I created a system to help me manage my work. It had several features.

SYSTEM CAPABILITIES
• Manage clients, passwords, and bills.
• Issue invoices and billets.
• Integrate gateways.
• Create finance charts.
• Make cron functions.
• Build user groups with different sets of access.
• Set up an automated page to create other pages based on database tables.
• Facilitate the dynamic creation of an assisted tutorial for each page.

I developed a new WordPress website for [Teaching Harmony] Expanding Minds [TH]XM, using as few plugins as possible and making it mobile-first. I used Gutenberg and the new theme.json options to manage the visual identity colors and default blocks.

I finished a big WordPress project that had already been started. It is a huge site with plenty of content groups separated into categories, custom post types, and custom taxonomies. I implemented two ways of payment, WooCommerce payment for buying gift cards and Stripe or Paypal for subscribing to the content. All the user information was integrated with the Benchmark platform to manage transactional emails and newsletters.

I created a small website using WordPress. It was a quick job, with a few pages and straightforward customization. I kept it all very simple and manageable for the client by using the WordPress Gutenberg interface.

I created a medium-sized website following the PSD proposed. I focused on creating a mobile-first experience and used new WordPress Gutenberg technologies such as theme.json. I standardized the colors, fonts, and spaces, keeping it simple for the customer to follow the creative line created by the designers.