Projects
I have been creating and editing websites for my own use since the early 2000's to support my class material, outreach activities and my rental property business. Initially I used Wix to host classroom materials and Dreamweaver with Network Solutions to host a website for Family Science Night. These websites are no longer in use. Other larger sites I've worked have supported have recently been significantly updated and maintenance roles include:
Las Patronas - (2014-2015) Worked with a developer on the design and creation of 3 Wordpress template pages and migrated the content and implemented the CSS styles. Just this last year, they updated the site to a new platform. During my time with Las Patronas, I moved their grants proposal and review process online, introduced online ticket sales using Formstack and PayPal integrations, and moved all their digital assets to Dropbox.
Maintained the sites for these non profit organizations:
National Charity League Seaside Chapter
Recent Work
I created this Wordpress website as a resource for my rental property guests. Originally, I just had one rental property (hence the domain name) but now have 2. I provide guests with password protected information about both properties, and information about the area.
Created two pages on my vacation rental site with 2 weather AJAX API integrations (NOAA and openweathermap.org) for current and forecasted weather conditions in Santa Fe and San Diego. Javascript event handlers coded for toggling the full forecast. Unfortunately, NOAA has since abandoned their icons for weather images. So for now, there are just text descriptions of the sky and precipitation conditions.
Using PHP, I created a form that creates a sample quote for a reservation at the 2 properties that I rent. Using jQuery calendar inputs and validation. I created the PHP form handling pages and coded confirmation emails.
Redesign of the website for my landscape company in Santa Fe. I cleaned up the design, shortened load times, checked for contrast standards and modernized the look. I really wanted to highlight examples of their design work more effectively.
Type in the name of a plant and it will search a common database for sample species. I've not paid for a subscription to the database, so some plants are not visible. You can also check the box to pull up only plants that are drought tolerant.
A javascript generated multiplication table created based on user input and styled automatically, so that the diagonal is green and top row and left colums are colored. All table rows are generated based on input.