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Some recent web work:

• Balfour Beatty

  

  Role:Front-end Developer.
  
  Mid 2011, at The Group, I was asked to write a lot of scripting for the new corporate site including an AJAX layer for the Global Directory, Showcase and Capabilities & Markets pages. I also wrote an image gallery script for the Showcase pages, AJAX layers for the news, video gallery and site search tools as well as some ASP/XML for the home page which allows for different content layouts to be set in the CMS.

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• Centrica CR 2010

  

  Role: Developer.
  
  Entire build (well, 90%) of the 2010 corporate report for Centrica whilst back at The Group early 2011. Technologies: ASP/VB Script, XML, XSL, xHTML, CSS and JavaScript.

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• Respect F.C.

  

  Role: Front-end developer.
  
  Entire front-end build (well, 90%…) of this year's Respect F.C. mini site whilst at Iris Digital, winter 2010. Custom theme for Wordpress with a fair amount of JavaScript needed.

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• Morrisons.co.uk

  

  Role: Front-end developer.
  
  On contract @ Candi autumn/winter 2010, I was part of the redesign team. I wrote the CSS and JavaScript for all the site navigation elements and was heavily involved in the re-structuring of all the content templates. I also developed front-end code for a versatile grid-based content template allowing web producers to create complex landing pages from within the management system.

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• Network Rail 2011 Graduate Careers

  

  Role: Front-end developer.
  
  Working on contract at Work Comms mid 2010, the main task during my brief time was to create an (already designed) interactive timeline to better illustrate the Career Journey content over last year's standard content pages. Using supplied imagery assets and with a tight deadline, I was required to determine how best to develop the user interaction and then complete the build. Using jQuery and an OO methodology I was able to quickly write robust JavaScript, CSS and xHTML to deliver the 4 career journeys ahead of schedule.

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• British Land

  

  Role: Front-end developer.
  
  Working on contract at The Group mid 2010, one of the larger jobs I was required to work on was the new corporate site for British Land. Along with a lot of QC and content work, I was asked to write some JavaScript for the 'Management' pages.

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• Ask Direct

  

  Role: Front-end developer.
  
  This e-commerce site build was a challenge as content and design were both fairly heavy. Multiple product, category and sub category page scenarios were needed. Optimising content delivery from a single web server was vital.

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• Balcony Shirts

  

  Role: Front-end developer.
  
  A really fun project to work on and a challenge to provide such rich content as efficiently as possible; the product page was a good challenge as there are multiple possibilities depending on the product being viewed. Have you played 'breakout'?

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