I completed the University of Washington’s Certificate in Web Technology Solutions in 2011. I’m proficient in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL, and basic database structure and administration. I’ve used content management systems Expression Engine, Drupal, WordPress, and Joomla! on a regular basis.
Code Sampler
Breadbox is the (hypothetical) web portal for a (nonexistent) cookbook—it was on this project that I learned how to use PHP to implement cookies and sessions, provide or deny access based on permissions, generate interactive lists from tables in a MySQL database and append new info to MySQL tables.
Toolbox is a hypothetical tool-sharing library. It is similar in structure and coding to Breadbox, but it was on this project that I really became familiar with MySQL table structure and queries and accessing it all via shell (rather than PHPMyAdmin).
This basic MadLibs-style form uses JavaScript (that is, client-side, in-browser scripting, rather than running something based on info in a remote database). This was the first usable web tool I ever built.
* Note: I have yet to reinstall the tables for Breadbox and Toolbox on my new server; they will kick up errors and not be very useful until I do (apologies!).
