Projects
Restaurant Reservations Console (2019)
Bootstrap, PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, jQuery, CanvasJS
This was a project for my IT Capstone in Programming class at Peirce College. We were told the project could be any subject, and were encouraged to develop something that pertained to a work project or a personal interest.
I was looking for a reason to use this restaurant reservation database my team and I had designed in our DBMS class, and I wanted to design something around the restaurant industry, as I had worked in restaurants on and off for a few years.
Bistro! Bistro! Website (2019)
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Materialize
This is a restaurant website template I developed to interact with the restaurant reservations console I created for my capstone project. Initially, I had the idea for a simple, single page, informational webiste using heading IDs for page navigation – but I wanted the page headings to stick to the top while the user was navigating that section of the website.
I came up with a design that used a fixed top navbar for main navigation, and sticky, full width (white background) section headings that are the same height as the fixed navbar. Scolling down the page gives the effect that only the section heading is changing and not the whole navbar. The branding logo and menu buttons have a z-index higher than the sticky section headings to always appear fixed over the ‘navbar.’ See below for an example:
Hydeaway Jekyll Theme (2018)
HTML, CSS, Jekyll, GitHub Pages
This is a theme I programmed which I used for this site previously. When I was learning Jekyll and GitHub pages, I took the Hyde theme, and some ideas from the Hydeout theme, and added some personal touches I wanted to see in my own site. I added a different font, adjusted the size of sidebar, added a background gradient, added Font Awesome icons, and added the ability to pin certain posts to the top of the feed.
The Cellar Website (2013)
HTML, CSS, jQuery
Back in 2013 when I was getting back into web design I asked my employer if I could re-design their website. I used this as a way to relearn HTML and CSS and to brush up on my design skills from reading web design and web typography books back in the early 2000s.