Greg Bressler

Some of the skills and tools that I used in making this site were: WordPress 5.2, cPanel and MySQL.

For this site, my goal was to create a site that would cover all the bases for a photography business, while at the same time looking picture-perfect.

In the end, the Fireweed Photography site is a site that would make any owner proud. The site includes a nicely organized group of posts and pages that are searchable and can be quickly filtered by Topics or Categories. Users can comment in the comment section. Each page has a footer integrated with Google Maps to help clients find the store. The site is integrated with Google Analytics so the owners can learn more about the visitors to better market their business. There is a portfolio section for the business to show off a few of their excellent pieces. Finally, there is a working and contact form and a larger map on the Contact Page.

The skills & tools used for this simple, yet elegant landing page were: HTML5, CSS3 & Mailchimp.

The goal of this page was to make an attention-grabbing landing page where the user can sign-up for the mailing list of what will surely be The Biggest StartUp Event Of The Year.

The end result is a fully functioning landing page that is connected to Mailchimp, so the startup can easily acquire the emails of interested clients. It would make any garage-toiling, future tech billionaire proud.

For this project I used quite a lot...including: HTML, CSS, Javascript, React & React Router, Local Storage, Facebook API Authentication and Firebase.

The idea for this app is to allow a store or restaraunt owner to have more control of their inventory and make adjustments in real time.

This final product is a web app that lets clients place orders and the app then makes a detailed invoice which updates live as orders are placed. The owner can change prices to meet demand, add & update inventory and finally mark an item as "Sold Out" when the last of a specified item is sold. The app uses a combination of local browser storage and Google's online database Firebase...and React...because it's so hot right now.

With this project I used Tachyons 4.11, React 16.8 and the Robohash API.

The idea of this project is to be able to search through the vast sea of your Robofriends.

The final site took a file full of information about our Robofriends, read it and produced an image for each Robofriend in the file. Each Robofriend has a nice animation and we have a search bar for a quick search and filtering of our robots.

With this site I used HTML, Javascript and Node.

This was largely an experiment to get a small site up and running use only Node and the basics.

The end result of this project is a site that reads in inventory and product descriptions from a file and inserts the information into card templates. The templates are displayed neatly with a brief description of each laptop and a link to a page featuring the laptop. All routing is done completely through Node.