I wanted to create a DOS VM to allow people to play Infocom's Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Interactive Fiction Game as it was originally designed to be played. The recently rehashed web-based versions available online which include additional graphics and maps I find to be a little tacky and lend to removing the player from their own imagination.

I worked with Hydro Inc. to build and manage Drupal based websites and web services for two dozen different divisions and locations. This required fixing and updating the existing code-base and websites, as well as developing custom Drupal modules. I also worked directly with the marketing and design teams to implement workflows for seminar registration and payment, which is a major part of their marketing strategy.

This version of UR Chicago's site was based on Drupal. In addition to the site's news, blogs, reviews, and events, a custom music player based on PHP was added. The site also handled visitors' ability to RSVP for UR sponsored events. It was used by about thirty different content contributors requiring varying levels of user and administrative access.

I developed a Drupal 6 based website for Digital Kitchen's intranet. For internal use only, this allowed DK employees to collaborate on content, and even upload and share music to a custom music player on the intranet's front page. The site also automatically aggregated and published, under moderation, RSS content from other DK designers' sites.

I’ve been managing a project called the Iron Chef of Music. It invites people to create music by chopping up, editing, and sequencing a single audio sample within a two hour time limit. I developed a website to host, control, and moderate the events, including the organization and playback of the artists’ submitted music. It’s based on Drupal with custom content types which control the hierarchy of ICOM events and uploaded MP3s, as it also allows the artists to comment on and share each other’s submissions.

I have developed Chrome Extensions using javascript and xml. The latest extension I have developed works with the Kayako ticketing system and automatically links ticket IDs in the body and notes of tickets to their respective URLs. This saves the user from having to copy/paste ticket IDs into the search field, which would then cause them browse away from the ticket currently being viewed. This is especially useful when tickets have many cross-referenced tickets listed.