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Oh hello you!

You're still using Interned Explorer 6 you big silly! Do you have any idea how old your browser is? Well, it's old, very old.

Im sorry to say that I'm just too busy working on making sure my clients' sites display properly in your decidedly past due-date rotten old browser, and I just can't find the time to worry about how my own site looks in it.

I expect that all of the information should still be readable, so you can try to muddle through, but why not do yourself a favour and upgrade your browser to one of these great products?

I promise this site and a whole lot more on the world wide web will look a whole lot better.

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OtherInbox

While at Wishingline DS, I built out the OtherInbox website and blog in MovableType from designs developed by Scott Boms.

What I did

  • Semantic XHTML and CSS.
  • Coding of MovableType template using mt-tags and PHP.
  • Rich User Interface coding using javascript and jQuery.
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Zerofootprint Carbon Footprint Calculator Widget

Using a design and restful API provided by Zerofootprint, I built a complex, embedable Carbon Calculator using jQuery to drive the action.

What I did

  • Semantic XHTML and CSS
  • Rich User Interface coding using javascript and jQuery.
  • Communication with Zerofootprint's data layer via Ajax.
  • Packaged the widget up as an easily distributable code snippet.
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PayPal iPhone
Web App

With a design developed by Scott Boms at Wishingline DS, I wrote a custom iPhone web app using the Apple Dashcode framework.

The application allows PayPal's users to send payments to each other electronically while out and about.

What I did

  • Layout of visual elements in Dashcode.
  • Rich User Interface coding using javascript and jQuery.
  • Communication with PayPal's data layer via Ajax

(Not yet released)

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OpenSRS Reseller Templates

I designed and coded a series of colour variations on templates developed at Wishingline DS for OpenSRS' resellers to use to skin their DNS apps.

What I did

  • Design of 7 colour variations on two templates.
  • Implementation of themes in CSS.

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Ann Cummings' Portfolio Website

I designed and coded an elegant portfolio website for the Port Perry ceramicist Ann Cummings.

The site was custom built in Ruby on Rails and includes a number of slick interactive elements built with the Prototype and Scriptaculous javascript libraries.

What I did

  • Design of a simple yet attractive website that compliments the work of the artist.
  • Custom Coded a CMS in Ruby on Rails tailor-made for a technophobic artist to be able to manage and update galleries, news, bibliography and information.
  • Semantic XHTML and CSS.
  • Rich User Interface coding in javascript using the Prototype and Scriptaculous libraries.
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MyAdbeast Social Media Library

I worked as the front end developer on an experimental re-write of Adbeast's core application. Working in a small team, we built a desktop-like experience in the web browser using advanced javascript interface coding and Ajax.

I designed and built a rich library of UI widgets as well as a complete client side data-layer using the Prototype and Scriptaculous javascript libraries.

What I did

  • Semantic XHTML and CSS
  • Rich User Interface coding using the Prototype and Scriptaculous javascript libraries.
  • Use of advanced javascript techniques to implement a modular and maintainable user interface library and client side data layer.
  • Communication with Adbeast's data layer via Ajax.

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Anheuser-Busch Jobtracker

While at Adbeast I worked on the user interface for a custom project management application used by Anheuser-Busch to track their advertising production pipeline across their numerous brands.

I built a rich, desktop-like interface in a web browser using javascript that articulates complex data-sets in a usable and intuitive manner.

What I did

  • Semantic XHTML and CSS
  • Rich User Interface coding using the Prototype and Scriptaculous javascript libraries.
  • Use of advanced javascript techniques to implement a modular and maintainable user interface library and client side data layer.
  • Communication with data layer via Ajax.

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eConcordia

I was Senior Web Developer at eConcordia, the online, distance education wing of Concordia University in Montreal, Canada.

During my time at eConcordia, I designed and developed numerous templates for online courses, architected and aided in the development of a Student Portal serving thousands of students, and provided leadership to junior members of the web team.

What I did

  • Architecture of a major student portal serving thousands of users.
  • Features of the portal include course scheduling, online tests and exams, tools for submission of homework and receiving feedback from teachers etc.
  • Design of webpages and educational tools.
  • Semantic XHTML and CSS.
  • Server-side coding using Microsoft asp.net.
  • Coding of rich educational tools using Adobe Flash and Actionscript 2.0
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Hi there! I am a seasoned web developer with over seven years of experience working on sites with thousands of daily users. I write beautiful, semantic markup and specialize in authoring rich user experiences in javascript and AJAX. The good news is that I am working freelance and looking for projects, so maybe we can work together.

Previously I had the honour of working with the amazingly talented Scott Boms at Wishingline Design Studio where I worked on cool stuff like iPhone Web Apps, Rich Internet Applications, and just gorgeously designed and coded web stuff.

Before that, I worked at eConcordia where I helped make online learning a more friendly experience and Adbeast where I got to build super cool advanced AJAX user interfaces for social software.

If you want to know more about what I've done, here is the formal and official version of my CV that you can print out and, I don't know, turn into paper airplanes to fly out your window.

Oh yeah, if you want to get in touch with me, this is my current address. Or if you just want to lurk, you can spy on my Twitter feed.

Thanks,
Ned

May 1st, 2009