Back when I was a young college student and also briefly aspiring to be a UX Designer, I hand-coded my first portfolio website.
I used only basic HTML, CSS, and JS, along with the Bootstrap library and a couple of small additional packages like an image lightbox and scroll animations.
I worked full-time on the Brentwood Baptist Communications Team for roughly two years as Web Development Manager, responsible for designing, building, and maintaining content across over a dozen websites.
On this project, I led a 3-person team on a redesign of our Lipscomb University printing web app, serving the role of Lead UI/UX Designer, and Frontend Developer.
I was responsible for building out the entire conference website, working alongside the design staff on the Communications Team on the design of the site, during my position at Brentwood Baptist.
I built this small recreation of Flappy Bird using the free and open-source Godot Engine.
I designed and built out the launch website for nonprofit Move! Music City, a Nashville nonprofit whose mission is “to empower students to live a healthier lifestyle, build resilience to stress and trauma and grow social emotional skills by developing a love of running and exercise.”
I designed this website for the Green Hills Wind Symphony, a community wind ensemble in Nashville.