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Having worked in the public sector for over nine years, I specialise in the development of accessible and responsive web applications.
Projects
Europlate
Coming soon!
Launching: 2024
Dangerous Goods Driver Training
As part of the re-development of SQA web applications to adhere to The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018, I developed a boilerplate to maintain continuity and reduce development time. The boilerplate was utilised to re-develop five SQA web applications, including Dangerous Goods Driver Training. The aim of the project was to ensure that the content was Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust (POUR). Continuous enhancements to the boilerplate and team collaboration resulted in Dangerous Goods Driver Training conforming to WCAG 2.1 Level AA.
Launched: 2020
Leeanne Lyden Photography
As my first non-academic project, I developed a simple web application, specialising in photography. I used WordPress to develop the web application. Here, I developed a custom child theme using the Twenty Twelve theme and developed a number of custom page templates to provide structural variation. The aim of the project was to highlight the work of the photographer. The successful planning, development and evaluation of the project resulted in the photographer gaining more recognition.
Launched: 2014
CycleMile
As part of the Multimedia 4 Project (COMP10027) module, I developed an interactive web application that allows users to locate their current location and track their journey whilst retrieving relevant journey information via GPS/Wi-Fi. I used HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and PHP to develop the web application. The aim of the project was to demonstrate the potential of web applications and compare it against current native applications. The successful planning, development and evaluation of the project reflected on my overall grade of a B1.
Launched: 2013
GuitarWorld
As part of the Interactive Media: Graded Unit 2 (FP25 35) unit, I developed an e-commerce web application, specialising in electric and acoustic guitars. I used HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, MySQL and PHP to develop the web application. The aim of the project was to demonstrate the significance of server-side scripting. The successful planning, development and evaluation of the project reflected on my overall grade of an A (86%).
Launched: 2011