i'll be attending the following events if you'd like to meet me:
pixel pioneers is a series of conferences and events that offer great advice from the brightest minds in digital design and front-end development. pixel pioneers bristol 2020 has a full day of talks from speakers such as paul boag, charlie gerard and val head, but also contains a 1 day workshop with val head with essential web animation techniques.
the event takes place at m shed in the heart of bristol on 11th and 12th of june
i have worked on many projects, here are a few of my favourite projects worked on throughout my career:
kuldea is an online marketplace that connects people to furniture products from retailers across the entire market. kuldea is an affiliate website and compiles product details from multiple retailers via a number of affiliate networks such as affiliate window and rakuten. The company is funded by earning a percentage of the sales
ACID is the UK’s leading design and intellectual property campaigning organisation. ACID are a trade association for designers and manufacturers; a not-for-profit organisation funded by membership fees. ACID provides advice and guidelines to help their members protect intellectual property on their product and graphical designs.
i've worked on a few personal projects over the years in my spare time. here are some of my favourites:
MTAPI is an API that allows developers to utilise basic (and some advanced) functions for use within their own projects. Predominantly built for those who have lower grade web hosting solutions (such as shared hosting) and may not have access to system resources necessary to perform these functions within their own codebase.
This API was born out of my own frustration when looking to perform simple operations within my own and customer's evironments which ultimately required installation of various packages. Some providers wouldn't allow the installation of additional packages, and where they could be installed those packages offered a lot more than was necessary. A common use was to generate web-safe images for blogs/news articles where the user wasn't equipped to make those modifications before uploading. Another common use was for user generated content (like profile photographs).
for years robot banana has been a hobby of mine, that has grown from a concept for a single project into a larger offering to many types of business. robot banana jukebox is the first offering from this small company which, as the name suggests, is a jukebox that can be installed in pubs, clubs and coffee shops among other places. the jukebox offers a continuous stream of music selected from the venues own collection with the ability for all visitors to select from the available music via their own mobile devices. visitor tracking is the important comodity that this system offers above all other products and even allows a venue to see requested songs by their visitors in other venues to help them expand their own music selection. additional offerings have evolved from this initial concept to include digital signage (for offers and posters), digital music quiz (built into the web-app asking questions on the current music playing), and in development is the inclusion of automatic lighting controls.
the website for robot banana is currently in development, but you can get in contact with me for more information via the contact methods below