Portfolio

Hello Peoria's website is a fully-customized directory website built on React and Next. Featuring a list of curated places for things to do in Peoria, IL to boost tourism as well as local economic growth.

Grainger is a powerhouse in the eCommerce space. Working on the website of a fortune 500 company to recreate their main pages, such as their homepage and product pages, to make it responsive and mobile friendly, you need a good amount of help. I worked on a team of about 6 other developers as well as a couple project managers for over a year to get this major overhaul to be published on the the internet.

Rambler is a brick-and-mortar retail store that opened it's doors in 2016. After a couple of years in business, Drew reached out to start thinking of trying to start the online version of the Rambler store as well.

We worked with their Point-of-Sale to make sure their online store synced inventory to their site seamlessly to make sure people purchasing online, and in their store, wouldn't have any issues with out-of-stock items.

The site was already existing when I was brought on to help with user interface design and WordPress customization. Key features developments are: The ability for staff to pick and feature certain products, custom homepage banner to display current sales and coupons or any other call to action for the customer, and general performance enhancements such as speed and customization.

Peoria First Friday is a collaboration between multiple organizations in Peoria, IL to reach the community and inform them about events happening on the first Friday of every month. I was given the liberty to design and code this WordPress website from scratch while collaborating with a local Peoria photographer and graphic designer.

Given my experience with Subscription-based eCommerce, Ben from Natural Music came to me to transition his business into an online music lessons website. Newcomers sign up monthly to access video lessons to learn an instrument at their own pace. After I learned about the customers Ben was trying to reach, a design was crafted to direct visitors to do one thing, sign up for online lessons.