Neighborhood Map

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This is a neighborhood map highlighting some places of local interest. Click on the flags or the list of places for information about the location and a link to its Wikipedia entry. Or search for the place and then click on the entry. Refresh the page to start over. The site uses the Google Maps API and is responsive to run on mobiles and tablets.

• Client: Udacity
• Date: August 2016
• Service: Web Development

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Classic Arcade Game Clone

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The goal of the game is for the Player (the sprite at the bottom on the grass) to get to the river (the blue row at the top) without colliding with the Enemies (the bugs crossing the stone rows at random speeds). The arrow keys move the Player. If the Player reaches the river without a collision, you score 100 points, which keep increasing each time you make the journey successfully. If there is a collision your score resets to 0. To restart the game, just refresh the browser window (F5 on PCs).

• Client: Udacity
• Date: July 2016
• Service: Web Development

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Dog Enthusiast

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This is a responsive website with modals. Click on the breed photos below or follow the breed club links for more information.

• Client: Udacity
• Date: October 2015
• Service: Web Development

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Online Résumé

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This is my online résumé.

• Client: Udacity
• Date: November 2015
• Service: Web Development

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Performant Pizza

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This website was optimized the for speed (click Cam's Pizzeria).

Critical Path Rendering: PageSpeed Insights score is 95 on upload.

Framerate: runs jank-free at 60 frames per second on scroll.

Computational Efficiency: time to resize pizzas less than 5 milliseconds.

• Client: Udacity
• Date: May 2016
• Service: Web Development

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Feed Reader Testing

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This project ran tests on the RSS feeds, sidebar (hamburger menu) behavior, initial feeds, and new feed selection.

• Client: Udacity
• Date: August 2016
• Service: Web Development

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Alumni Club Website

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I am the webmaster of this site. Every event page is written from scratch, including the special buttons and embedded forms. Each page in turn is converted into an eInvite, so all the code must work exactly the same on the website and the html email. I also manage the email blasts and RSVPs, and the online payment system for events and memberships.

• Client: Harvard Club in Maine
• Date: November 2016 – Present
• Service: Web Development

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Harvard Course Website

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This is the homepage of one of the courses I teach at Harvard. The challenge here is that I can only edit inside the body tag of the html file - I have no access to the rest of the file or css/JavaScript - and even there I am severely limited in the tags, attributes, or style properties I can use. So I created a table with links (and matched the color with the official Harvard crimson spec).

• Client: Harvard University
• Date: September 2015 – Present
• Service: Web Development

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Photo Album

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This is a website for displaying my photos mostly to those who do not use social media, like Facebook or Instagram, and who will not download any app to view an album either (yes, they still exist!). It is also meant for those with barebones internet access around the globe (so no external css, js, bootstrap, jquery, etc.).

This "website" can also be easily displayed on my laptop — just as a photo album — when I travel (without internet).

Photos & captions can be added/removed easily, so this is meant to be a changing website.

• Client: Me!
• Date: January 2018
• Service: Web Development

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