I'm a freelance web developer, based in the south west corner of the UK. An environmental science graduate, specialising in HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and Python programming. I have a particular interest in projects relating to science and meteorology.
Always happy to lend a hand with any basic code questions you might have and suggestions for things like recommended platforms, web development courses, and troubleshooting topics. Feel free to reach out to me. I'd love to chat with you and share my knowledge! Please hit me via email or social media.
I'm also available for hire to oversee website maintenance or development, progressive web app creation, accessibility improvements, SEO, privacy law compliance, and any other tasks like converting design mockups into Wordpress, Concrete5, WebYep CMS, RapidWeaver etc.
Currently, I'm working for a company called
HurricaneTrack.com where I have the responsibility for the development of their interactive storm tracking maps. These are used to pull in data from the National Hurricane Center and plot this data on digital maps; along with streaming Nest camera footage and live weather station data. These maps often make an appearance in YouTube videos watched by thousands of people and these same maps are used extensively by the science community, emergency planners and media organisations like The Weather Channel.
All my web development knowledge is self-taught. I'm a firm believer that this provides an advantage of enabling me to adapt to changes very quickly and be at the forefront of new features becoming available weekly to internet users globally.
