 when I worked there full-time. I was hired to improve their processes for their internal websites while continuing to build new features.

Notable efforts:

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Orium

 1 — this identity for a Toronto-based 

 embraces whitespace and meaningful motion graphics to emphasize impactful brand messaging.

Designed by 

, built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Lottie.js for the animations.

Signal 1

This project was built from the ground up with a small team of 5 using React, Gatsby, scoped SCSS Modules, and Contentful for the CMS. Designs provided by 

I had a blast working on this project with a group of fun and talented people. It's where I became more of an intermediate developer and learned a lot of React skills. This project wasn't without it's challenges, but I had great learning experiences.

Juno College of Technology

Website design and development for Toronto-based producer, DJ, and creative: 

Nightizm

 and her team needed an e-commerce store to showcase her beautiful fashion designs. This website was built with Shopify, where I developed over-top of a custom theme, further extending it to make it suite her needs.

Since making this site I'm proud to see her getting the love and success she deserves, 

designing three custom looks for Kim Kardashian

Kathryn Bowen

This website is for a Toronto-based graphic designer, Associate Art Director at Toronto Life, and Golden Girls super-fan 

Naturally, Stephanie designed the website while I had some fun building it with a technology I wasn't familiar with 

. This was a fun opportunity to challenge myself and try something new!

Steph Firka

: a family business looking for a refresh—I was tasked with designing and building a simple website that matched the aesthetic of their original logo.

Disc n' Dat

Still one of my favourite projects to this day. Evelyn Cheung and I did our week-3 team project for Juno College of Technology's 

and came up with this musical project you see here!

Evelyn was the designer on the project while I handled the 

. Naturally, we worked as a team to write the code—all written in good ol' fashioned 

Moodsong

 kind of developer whilst also coming from a 

 I found there was a lot of things I didn't know that other developers just 

. I could only learn so much in such a short amount of time and I was frustrated by the blog posts that had so much inferred knolwedge in them.

I get it, I understand both sides of this now. But I wanted to be a supporter of people potentially in the same position as I was. So while I was devouring 10+ articles to get a grasp of Webpack so I could make a tool I would rely on, I wanted to make sure that I not only just shared my code to get it working, but explained why and how I got to each step so people could develop a better understanding of what was happening themselves.

! So many great tools have come out since which has made my boilerplate obsolete, but I learned a lot making this and am very happy lot's of people found it useful :)

Tris is a web developer, internet designer, and digital creative living in Roncy 🌳

I build fast, accessible, beautiful websites—email me and let’s see if I can help solve your web needs.