If you are an employer looking to hire you may be interested to know that I worked for MR Associates developing Drupal websites and a Dr. Melvyn Lurie developing and maintaining a WordPress site. My Drupal experience comes from first, six months of working for the former, and second, years more working at my leisure. I have been studying and working with Web technologies since- in order of most experienced: (XHTML, CSS3, JavaScript, Drupal, Ajax, PHP, MySQL, GIT), practicing and honing my skills while keeping up to date on these cutting edge features introduced by the term "Web 2."

If you are an individual or party looking for help on a website project or if you are looking for a new website, feel rest assured of my abilities, skills, and creative experience in forging a new face for you or your company.

Skills:

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• Drupal
My Drupal experience is my most profecient having worked with it for over 6 years , off and on. Although not a PHP expert my knowledge of Drupal does include many core and contributed modules, custom themes with- custom regions, pre-process functions, intercepts and overrides and all the themeing backend stuff available in Drupal.
• CSS3
My CSS skills are excellent while the new CSS3 modules used for advanced page appearance and layout such as media queries for responsive design, the text shadow and box shadow, animations, linerar and radial gradients, custom fonts and more have become second nature to me.
• JavaScript

Ahh JavaScript!! My forte into browser based programming. JavaScript (js) is a way to make elements on a page fly. Js once used for annoying things like popups and browser sniffing has now become a full featured Object Oriented programming language(OOP), albeit a prototype based one instead of a class based one like Java or PHP.

My use and studies of JavaScript all deal with the browser (websites), although js can be used in other ways. My js does things like drop down menus, form validation, image rotating, and more.

• Ajax
Ajax, a subset of js or a js library is a truly amazing entity. Ajax, in a nutshell, and used for the pages on this site, is an "Asynchronous" request-response mechanism whereby a request to the server is made behind the scenes not requiring a page reload, say when you click on a link to request a page. The response likewise requires no page reload. Ajax is used for many things but efficiently it can help validate forms before form submission.
• jQuery
jQuery, another js library, is not used by me as much as js. jQuery is sort of a combination of CSS selectors and JavaScript behavior. It is a shorthand and pretty easy to learn subset of js. My knowledge of jQuery is efficient enough to use on a regular basis but I prefer the longer but more powerfull js core.
• PHP
I can work with PHP and MySQL to query databases, perform login using sessions and cookies, display content according to a variable presence.
• MySQL
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