The CoDA.org project originally required a meeting search engine to allow users from around the world to search for CoDA meetings in their areas. For users in the US, there is a proximity search option to allow them to search by distance from a zip code. The meeting search is also multi-lingual and changes the labels based on a language parameter. Also developed a custom CMS engine to allow for user administration and event, meeting and job management that is reflected in widgets on the presentation layer of CoDA.org. This iteration of the project was programmed in PHP5, XHTML,CSS2 and Javascript (Prototype and Scriptaculous)

The second iteration of work for Co-Dependants Anonymous is consisting of my friend Dave Foot and I setting up multiple sets of WordPress Blogs that interlink and allow users with the correct access to upload files and then create posts that allow the file to be downloaded. Using wp-filebase plugin to manage file upload and download functionality. Also implemented the Google Analytics for WordPress, WordPress Backup, WordPress Database Backup and Revision Control plugins.

Designed marketing mailer pieces.

Designed Business cards

Updated and corrected Brochure

Developed website and order form using PHP5, Zend Framework, MVC Pattern, XHTML, CSS2/CSS3, JQuery. Orders are stored in the database and an admin screen is used to view and manage orders. The order is also emailed to the business owner to alert them of a new transaction.

• Developed 1/4′ plastic printed Keepsake Bundles used as the primary product for the business.
• Developed 1/4′ plastic printed Sibling Stars used as upsale product.
• Developed 3/4′ plastic printed Storks used as to display Keepsake Bundle during rental period.

Designed and developed marketing collateral and other assets used by the business.

This project was done while at EMC Advertising. Arguello, Hope & Associates needed a new look and a bump in SEO for their website. This site was built using WordPress, PHP5, HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript.

The site also uses the plugable Contact Form that is Javascript validated and AJAX submitted with PHP filtering and emailing the form data.

This project was done while at EMC Advertising. The Accident Attorneys of Monge and Associates needed a new look and a bump in SEO for their website. This site was originally planned to be a WordPress theme, but due to project constraints this was built using HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript.

The site also uses the plugable Contact Form that is Javascript validated and AJAX submitted with PHP filtering and emailing the form data.

Strong Mama needed to have a website that would allow them to get their message to the public as well as sell merchandise to their visitors. There is also a "Strong Mama Story" section where visitors can share their stories and experiences.

The shopping cart is built using the Paypal API

Emailing functionality is done via PHPMailer API.

The next phase for this site will be to migrate it into a WordPress template to allow for blogging and other social media channels.

ITC needed to have a web based form that would allow users to register for a conference and then be allowed to download and print a badge for admittance to that conference. This application is replacing a manual process that involved spreadsheets and other less that optimized workflow. This application allows users to register as well as staff the ability to cross check badges with registration at the actual conference.

The badge is dynamically created using FPDF PHP library and a link is provided to the temporary file on the server. Formatting the PDF was the cruix of this project as it was a bit tedious to place elements correctly. But I think that is just my newness with the library and not necessary an issue with the API. I used this library with the Google Analytics PHP API.