Web Design & Development Projects

Catching up on some projects that I haven’t talked about yet… Primus was the first ecommerce site I built from the ground up on Shopify. It was a good learning experience. Overall, I like Shopify’s platform. It turned out to be easier than I thought it would be to customize the main and collection page Read More: Primus Camping

A couple weeks ago, the team came to me and asked me to rebuild the Big Chill site from the ground up. There were two major challenges, (1) I had never built a eCommerce site with WooCommerce, and (2) their old site is a pain to navigate the admin (super slow and riddled with 500 Read More: Big Chill Rebuild

I almost forgot to write about this project. One of the hardest things to do in eCommerce is keep your product inventory synced with the warehouse, particularly if you have both eCommerce and physical stores. Fjallraven.us wanted to take their ability to the next level, so they asked us to build sync functionality between their Read More: Syncing Inventory

I’m super stoked about the recent launch of HintCreative.com. We had a lot of fun getting it pixel perfect for their team. As you can see, it has some pretty cool features including the menu animation using isotope and the mobile menu (visible on smaller browser windows). This WordPress theme uses a lot of advanced Read More: Hint Creative

It’s taken me a while to post this project because I like to wait till they go live; however, it looks like this project was put on the back burner after I pretty much completed it. I had a lot of fun building this app. It had to be totally responsive and the hover state Read More: Reebok Last & Limited Calendar

I love it when a client asks for something that you don’t see every day. Fjallraven recently launched their flagship stores in Boulder and New York and they wanted to integrate their Instagram account with the event. They asked us to create a live feed where guests could tag their photos with #fjallravenUSA and have Read More: Fjallraven Live Instagram Feed

The best thing about this project was learning to pull an image stream from Instagram using a hashtag. This turned out to be easier than I thought it would. The only snag was getting the new Instagram videos to load and play correctly.

I love projects that take me longer than a week, and this was one of them. This responsive site has three breakpoints (mobile, tablet, desktop) which significantly increased the front-end design time. I had a ton of fun adding in some unusual functionality like loading different images for each breakpoint, and making the homepage slider Read More: Dirty Girl Run Redesign