Front-End Developer
Contentful, Next.js
I added new fields and variants in Contentful and then created and updated Next.js components using Jest for testing and Tailwind for styling in this marketing site for a large fintech organization.
Astro, React
I built this marketing site for a dental insurance company using Astro and React components. I also updated the client’s .NET-based enrollment site to refresh the styling as well as allow hand-off of user information from the marketing site.
Laravel Nova, Next.js, Algolia
This site was built for a global corporation to share marketing ideas and other content. I added custom styling for the Laravel Nova admin site to match the company’s branding, and updated and created pages for the front-end Next.js site.
Wordpress
Loyola University in Chicago needed to replace their old newsroom site with an updated, more organized site that accommodated students, faculty, alumni, and media. I built the front end of this Wordpress site.
Wordpress
I built the front end of this animation-heavy Wordpress site for ArtsQuest, a non-profit arts organization located in Pennsylvania.
Salesforce
I built Salesforce Lightning Web Components for the front end of this Salesforce ecommerce site, which were then handed over to a development partner for implementation.
Hi! I’ve worked in web and print design, writing, and editing, but front-end development with a focus on accessibility and good UX has always had my heart, and has been my main focus for the last ten years. In addition to the basics (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript), I have React in my toolbox, and I’ve created sites using Astro (including this one!), Next.js, Craft CMS, WordPress, Shopify, Opimizely/Episerver, and Umbraco.
I’m currently a Front-End Engineer at Clique Studios. Previously, I was a Senior Front-End Developer at Adage Technologies and a Senior Interactive Developer at Elevate. I was also a mentor for new front-end developers at Designation UI/UX design bootcamp.
Blog posts I’ve written for Clique include Using Third-Party JS in a Salesforce Lightning Web Component, Fun with Intersection Observer, and Two Accessibility Tools to Add to Your Front-End Checklist.
And yes, I really like both otters and spectacularly bad puns.