Freelancers using HTML5 in Shelburne

Freelancers using HTML5 in ShelburneFreelancers using HTML5 in Shelburne

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Front end developer focused on responsive design.

Front end developer focused on responsive design.

Cover image for Built a full custom landing

Built a full custom landing page for my cosmic horror series, The Nightmaric Saga — no templates, no page builders, just vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The page features flip card book previews, scroll-triggered animations, a Meta Pixel integration with custom conversion events, and a gated content funnel that rewards email signups with the first three chapters free. The design was intentional — dark cosmic horror aesthetic, custom cursor, noise texture overlay, and a font pairing that actually matches the tone of the books. Live, fully mobile responsive, and actively collecting audience data for future ad campaigns. https://nightmaric-saga-landing-page.netlify.app/

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Cover image for Fleet Feet Vermont 2025 Holiday Gift Guide Interactive flipb...

Fleet Feet Vermont 2025 Holiday Gift Guide Interactive flipbook-style catalog built with vanilla JavaScript. Challenge Replace Fleet Feet's static PDF with a modern, mobile-friendly gift guide. Solution Magazine-style interface with custom modal navigation for nine product categories. Deliverables Interactive flipbook with smooth transitions Custom modal system with state management Mobile-first responsive design Production deployment Role Solo - design, development, testing, deployment. Results Launched successfully for 2025 holiday season with fast cross-device performance. Live: https://2025-gift-guide.netlify.app/ Code: https://github.com/ShawnCart3r/2025-gift-guide (https://github.com/ShawnCart3r/2025-gift-guide)

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Cover image for Project: Women’s Center of Greater Lansing Role: Front-End &...

Project: Women’s Center of Greater Lansing Role: Front-End & WordPress Designer I redesigned LansingWomen.org (http://LansingWomen.org), a nonprofit helping women achieve financial stability and emotional well-being. The goal was to simplify navigation, modernize the layout, and make key actions—Get Help, Donate, and Volunteer—immediately visible. I focused on a clean, mobile-friendly design that builds trust and improves usability, making it easier for visitors to find services and support the center’s mission.

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Cover image for Project: RaceCalendar Role: Front-End & UX Developer I built...

Project: RaceCalendar Role: Front-End & UX Developer I built a clean web app that compiles regional running race events into a user-friendly calendar interface at racecalender.netlify.app (http://racecalender.netlify.app). The focus was on creating a clear layout where users can quickly scan upcoming races, filter by region/date, and get connected without digging through multiple sites. The tech stack used was React + Netlify deployment; design wise I emphasized simplicity, responsive UI, and intuitive navigation to serve event-seekers efficiently.

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