Introducing… my Portfolio Website. I worked on this while in Jobtrain Web Developer Coding Boot Camp. I started out thinking I would be adding more of my coding bootcamp work, but I didn’t feel quite as confident with some of  my pieces as I thought I would. Great learning experiences, though. responsive has two Javascript features: a…

I kept getting distracted and couldn’t find the code that I used before underneath all of the website. So, here’s a library of jsfiddle code that I’ve been working on/with so if you need it to do that thing, here’s a starting block. MadLibs Engine – JSFiddle I used this to help create my vision statement.…

Let this inspire a website or two. Is it a title/caption generating app? Does it find random photos and feature one a day with this caption? Does it secretly hack into your computer and take a picture of you?(Don’t do that last one.) When you’re ready, make a website.

Things I might want to fork and install GFBOOM! | Jennifer Dewalt  – google font browser Color Jam | Jennifer Dewalt -instrument app Paths | Jennifer Dewalt -make drawings with words Chatty Room | Jennifer Dewalt -meet someone at a site, chat them up. Pollsie | Jennifer Dewalt -easy to make one question anonymous polls Moment Of Peace |…

Why am I seeing “hover” “mouseenter/mouseleave” and “mouseover”? .mouseover(): source Bind an event handler to the “mouseover” JavaScript event, or trigger that event on an element. .hover(): source Bind one or two handlers to the matched elements, to be executed when the mouse pointer enters andleaves the elements. Calling $(selector).hover(handlerIn, handlerOut) is shorthand for: $(selector).mouseenter(handlerIn).mouseleave(handlerOut);…

When working on Project 4 of the coding program I’m currently in, I was initially stumped by the wireframe that goes from a 3 column layout (for desktop) to a 2 column layout (for tablet) and then a single column layout (for smart phones). Lately, I’ve been pondering creating a simple framework that makes the…

Didier Ken and I worked on a team project this week where there was a “senior designer” and two “junior designers.” The notable component of the end product was the off canvas menu using CSS and HTML5 only. I was mostly supervising and at the end used Didier’s code to add some content (see: Scoops).…