A website created for a pizzeria located in CHIJMES. Client requested a self-administered website with various templates and showcasing photos of the food. Designed in adobe illustrator and coded with dreamweaver for WordPress as CMS, which was customized to tailor to the client’s needs using custom post-types. Used jQuery scripts for animation and effects, coded in HTML5 and CSS3.

DEM (a good friend of mine) had designed his own design and illustration portfolio website, and sought me to develop it into a custom WordPress theme.

Designed and customized a wordpress blog for Rob. This was to be an online writing publication of his journalistic endeavours.

I used jQuery, masonry (for the column stacking), and widgets to include his twitter, flickr and instagram feeds.

Revamp of my art/illustration website. Powered by WordPress, using the masonry jQuery plugin. Coded in HTMl5 and CSS3.

Mulligan’s is an irish pub concept by LifeBrandz. I was commissioned to design and build a website as a revamp for them. Given the beautiful photography that was done for the outlet, I decided to make use of a fullscreen background to showcase the photos as an arresting visual for the webdesign.

As the content was minimal, I decided to make it a one-page affair with scrolling. To make things a little more interesting, I coupled this with the jQuery parallex effect. I tested the website with a few friends who indeed played around with the scrolling when they realized the foreground elements moved with varying speeds with the parallex effect.

This entire website was coded on HTML5 and CSS3 with JQuery and is cross-browser compatible. It was built on WordPress as a CMS for ease of updates and revisions to the content.

The background was an edited footage of one of the opening parties, a looping video enabled in flash. The tabbing sections on each page as well as the slideshow and the bottom navigation are all scripts that run on the jQuery library. The website, being rather small, was coded in plain HTML.

For this project, I harnessed the extraordinary features of CSS3 and HTML5 (with a compatibility javascript include for IE). There was also jQuery involved for the slideshow presentation of the background image, with most of the element layers controlled by z-index and absolute positioning. The client also requested embedding of ecwid, an ecommerce widget platform, which was included using the ecwid plugin for wordpress.

Webdesign by Adam of zero3sixty5.com was passed on to me to code and implement as a WordPress theme so that the client may make use of WordPress as a Content Management System to update their site.