A visualization of the highest-grossing movies using D3.js to generate an SVG graphic.
An interactive map of higher education rates per USA county.
An interactive visualization of global land-surface temperatures since 1753.
A graph showing doping allegations against the fastest climber’s at the Alpe d’Huez in the Tour de France.
A visualization of the United State’s GDP since 1947.
A pure CSS JavaScript calculator that works.
An automatically looping timer to be used with the Pomodoro time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo.
A drum pad that works with mouse clicks and keyboard presses.
A markdown previewer that dynamically updates HTML output in one window pane when you type markdown in the adjacent window pane.
A sample documentation reference website built using pure CSS.
A simple one-page website for a fake company.
Now that we’re officially in the UK, and I’m tantalizingly close to being able to claim my front-end web development certificate (woot!), my mind has started drifting to the steps that will be at hand before the end of the year, especially job hunting and interviewing. While my mind is fresh with these ideas, I’ll leave some notes here for when job-hunting time comes around for me. Perhaps it’ll be of use to someone else before then.
This web-app checks the status of various TwitchTV users and provides links to their streams if they are live.
A web-app that accesses Wikipedia and returns article summaries and links in response to a search.
This web-app provides the user with local weather conditions based on their browser’s geolocation data.
This web-app produces random design-themed quotes at the click of a button.
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