A Cog Design project - launched .
CFN's new website highlights the great work of community foundations all over the country and effectively talks to philanthropists.
Valid HTML5, 960px CSS grid, @font-face, Expression Engine, jQuery, Slides, and Mapbox.
A Cog Design and iwant project - launched .
Greenwich-based dance agency GD needed a new website which reflected the diversity in dancing styles offered and easy-to-browse classes and events listings.
Valid XHTML, 960px CSS grid, Expression Engine, jQuery, easySlider, and SuperBGimage.
A Cog Design project - launched .
Organisers of stunning, large-scale events, Artichoke's new website focusses on photography and media within a minimalist design, portraying both the company's professionalism and style.
Valid XHTML, 960px CSS grid, Expression Engine, sIFR, jQuery, and jQuery Cycle Plugin.
A Cog Design project - launched .
The Arts Catalyst's website hosts a vast catalogue of events, which is easy to browse, explore and update.
Valid XHTML, 960px CSS grid, Expression Engine, sIFR, Google Maps API, and jQuery.
Launched November 2009
SPANA's original gift website did not allow for online payments and was difficult to update. To help increase sales, I designed and built the static elements of the new site, which is updated via Telebank's custom-built CMS and includes user-friendly checkout and payment steps.
XHTML, easySlider, and FancyBox.
A Cog Design project - launched .
The Cog Design team were bored by the trend of very similar poster designs and album covers which appeared in, what seemed, every magazine, website, and student portfolio. So they decided to make an App for designers to create their own artworks with a shake.
A Cog Design project - launched .
My first iPhone App, a catalogue of Cog Design's monthly cultural outings.
Titanium and SQLite.
...and I think it's utterly rewarding to write code that transforms into beautiful, functional and accessible websites.
When I oversaw SPANA’s website re-vamp in 2008, I got a peek behind the scenes of front-end development. And I wanted to know more.
So, I hung up my marketing coat, determined to be able to build great websites myself, and completed a course in HTML, CSS and PHP at the London College.
After a couple of freelance projects for SPANA and AWARE, I joined Greenwich-based design agency Cog Design as full-time web developer.
Here I coded strong for the arts and cultural sector, using the fabulous CMS Expression Engine, valid HTML, and streamlined CSS.
I don’t only care about a website looking and working great, it is also important to me that my code is structured, clean and easy-to-read.
This little web-home of mine is a showcase of the projects I have worked on and a playground for trying out new exciting techniques for HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript.
Say hello or download my CV.
