Projects using HTML5 in Shelburne

Projects using HTML5 in ShelburneProjects using HTML5 in Shelburne

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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Cover image for Project: Dawn of Aging Role: Front-End Developer & WordPress...

Project: Dawn of Aging Role: Front-End Developer & WordPress Designer I designed and developed DawnofAging.com (http://DawnofAging.com), a compassionate, service-driven site supporting aging, end-of-life care, and death-doula education. My focus was creating a calm, trustworthy UX — clear navigation, soft visuals, and intuitive calls-to-action that help visitors quickly find the right service. The site uses custom WordPress styling, responsive layouts, and clean typography to reflect empathy and professionalism while staying lightweight and easy to manage.

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Role: Front-End Developer & WordPress UX Designer Type: Custom Website Build I designed and built TheraConnect.net (http://TheraConnect.net), a mental-health–focused platform connecting clients and providers through a streamlined registration system and clean, compassionate UX. The site uses custom WordPress development with accessible forms, tailored database tables, and a modern, responsive design. My focus was on creating an experience that feels trustworthy, calm, and user-friendly, especially for people seeking care. I handled everything from UI layout and responsive styling to plugin architecture and front-end optimization, ensuring a fast, emotionally resonant site that supports real human connection.

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