During the coronavirus pandemic, less than a year into my employment, there was a massive increase in the website requirements as almost all of our services began operating online. As part of our new student arrivals period each September, we would usually host a Welcome Fair that more than 5000 students visit over the two… Continue reading Virtual Welcome Fair 2020
Meeting WCAG
Meeting the WCAG 2.X guidelines in time for the introduction of Accessibility Regulations in September 2020 was a great opportunity to confirm that the organisation was ensuring digital equality as standard. I was actively producing a compliant statement and met at least AA standard across the website several months prior to this deadline, working closely… Continue reading Meeting WCAG
Harwich RDF Tower
I’ve recently been juggling quite a few projects, for both work and freelancing. I feel my own portfolio website has slipped a little by the wayside in delivering these other projects, but then surely that’s the point of a portfolio anyway, no? Harwich RDF Tower The Harwich RDF Tower project has been very enjoyable and… Continue reading Harwich RDF Tower
Beginnings
I mean, technically I’ve been making websites of increasing quality and difficulty since I was 10 or 11. I remember opening up W3Schools HTML quicklist, filling a notepad document with tags and using the now defunct Yahoo! Geocities as my gateway to the internet. Then it was drag-and-drop free editors from Wix or Weebly and… Continue reading Beginnings