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Problem: How do you attract a younger crowd on a Friday night to a location that few realize is even open at night?

Solution: Working with the communications team at the museum, I designed an interactive Twitter feed that displays Tweets that pertain to the current event. Anyone can add a Tweet by using a special Hash code. Their Tweet is then projected onto a large screen at the live event in real-time. I also put together a back-end admin that allows the museum staff to update the site to display different Twitter feeds based on the current event.

"Untitled" is held on the Final Friday of the month at the Denver Art Museum. These events usually involve various multi-media interactive displays as well as live music and theater.

To market the event, the museum needed a site that would provide information about upcoming events but also be engaging enough to attract a younger demographic.

Recent Projects

WordPress Theme
Theme integration and back-end admin.

Recent Projects

Media Center
Online system to manage multi-format media types.

Special Events
We crafted a site that presents the product as well as making it easy to maintain on the back-end.

Recent Projects

Impressionism Site
Custom site with back-end admin that inludes an API modification.

Recent Projects

Site Design
Redesign of the public facing Departmental web sites.

Data Mining
Data mining project featuring data from the Colorado Department of Education.

As with most school districts, Jeffco is required to submit yearly statistical reports to the Colorado Department of Education (CDE) that tracks the population breakdown of each school. There are over 200 Human Resource data elements and definitions that need to be tracked.

Problem: The Jeffco Human Resources department needed an easy way to view statistics based on a specific school. By default, the data returned from the CDE is contained within an Excel Spreadsheet that contained over 25,000 rows.

Solution: I built a "Dashboard" front end that allows users to display data in an easy to read format. Users can select a specific school or sort schools by type. To see a sample of data returned for a single school, go here. Please note that the data presented is not factual.

This project also included Google Mini integration as well as implementing a WordPress based back end administration tool. The admin tool was built in a way so that users of various skill levels would be able to utilize the tool. The Google Maps API was also used to display school locations and gives site visitors the option of displaying directions to a particular location.

Problem: One initial requirement was that the entire site had to be static HTML. While most of the site content could be easily modified, managing over 250 individual schools and departments became quite tedious.

Solution: Using WordPress as a starting point, I put together a back-end admin tool that makes managing schools and departments much easier. HTML pages are created on-the-fly so that the requirement of a static HTML site stays in place. With Jeffco transitioning into a dynamic PHP platform, the initial admin tool was easily transitioned into the new environment.

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