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Creative Commons

Screenshot of creativecommons.org
  • Employer: Affinity Bridge
  • web
  • wordpress
  • php

At Affinity Bridge, we worked on a major redesign of creativecommons.org. I was able to contribute a small but meaningful piece: an interactive stream of Creative Commons-licensed work which appears at the bottom of some pages. We designed this component to be lightweight, ready to show hundreds of different items.

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The Simons Foundation

Screenshot of thesimonsfoundation.ca
  • Employer: Affinity Bridge
  • web
  • drupal
  • php

Affinity Bridge was hired to migrate thesimonsfoundation.ca to Drupal 8, along with a light redesign. I implemented the new site’s front end as a custom theme. I enjoyed the opportunity to learn more about Drupal 8, and to take a leading role building the front end for a large website with many years of content.

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North Light Images website

Screenshot of stuartmccall.ca
  • Personal project
  • web
  • design
  • django
  • python
  • javascript

Stuart McCall needed a new website for North Light Images, his photography business. And, later, for his art portfolio. I designed both sites to be responsive for different kinds of devices, touch-friendly, and delightful to interact with.

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Ubuntu installer slideshow

Screenshot of Ubuntu's installer slideshow
  • Personal project
  • desktop
  • web
  • ubuntu
  • gtk+
  • webkit

Ubiquity Slideshow is a simple presentation that appears while users install the Ubuntu operating system. The project aims to encourage and inspire people so they are more comfortable using the system. I created it with the help of some talented designers in the Ubuntu community.

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Attack of the Crimson Plumber

  • Personal project
  • web
  • game
  • canvas
  • dart

If I’m going to put a 48 hour game jam entry in my portfolio, it has to be this one. I really enjoyed making this game for Ludum Dare. It’s written with Dart, using HTML Canvas. It was a good opportunity to learn both of those under pressure.

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Where Will Santa Live?

  • Employer: David Suzuki Foundation
  • web
  • jquery
  • ecommerce

Where Will Santa Live? was the David Suzuki Foundation’s Christmas fundraising campaign in 2011. It was a simple, whimsical website that inspired talk about climate change and invited people to donate to the foundation by purchasing e-cards as symbolic gifts.

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Harvest

  • Google Summer of Code 2010
  • web
  • design
  • ubuntu
  • django
  • python

Harvest was a web service to guide people who want to contribute to Ubuntu. It aggregated small bug reports and other quick tasks which could use attention. For Google Summer of Code 2010, I worked with Daniel Holbach to design and implement its new web front end.

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Archives

Pocket

  • Developing Spore : An oral ('Sporal'?) history 10 years on
  • Why the Grammys sound amazing and sometimes go wrong
  • To: Mr - English101.pdf
  • Reuleaux triangle
  • How Myst Taught a Generation of Gamers to Explore New Worlds

Blog

  • My tiny file server with Ubuntu Core, Nextcloud and Syncthing
  • Raspberry swirl cheesecake cupcakes
  • GNOME Break Timer: Final report
  • GNOME Break Timer: Week 13

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