Tizzun: Neapolitan derogatory term for black person.
The Sopranos: Mobspeak
Web Development
Projects related to Web Development are showcased here. This is a skill that I got fond of by accident. I was involved in Web Development prior to my formal concentration on Game Development. I was already creating websites during the Web’s infancy. To clarify, my web development interest and works are geared more on the graphic design rather than the technical aspect.
This is a conversion work I did for my personal website. I switched my custom CMS in favor of WordPress for many technical and security reasons. I needed to convert my previous site’s theme to conform with WordPress’ architecture. The conversion process isn’t easy as I originally expected but it’s not that hard either. I applaud WordPress for developing such a great online application for blogging or CMS.
This is a corporate web presence project from my company that I worked for. The challenging part here is to create a website big and scalable enough without any server-side scripting. This is due to the company not having a host to support PHP and the company is not willing to spend for a CMS-based website. So, I’m left to put in database-like entries using JavaScript without having to tire myself creating page after page.
This is a personal website of mine. The website features a personal blog, photo and project blog, which is built from scratch and comes with its corresponding online management system of the said features. A custom content management system was created together with the website. Every part of the site from back-end to front-end, including graphics, are personally drawn and programmed.
A simple website made as a request from San Isidro Male Choir, which my father is involved in. It features a simple and clean design ideal for their purposes.
An English-Filipino glossary web application, which holds a selected niche of terms. My role here is to create and direct the front-end. Particularly, the user interface and how content should be displayed.
