Psst… If you’re here from the RVSA, I’m especially excited to help you grow your new RV tech business! Get in touch!
I can create a website for you and show you how to keep it updated, or I can maintain it for you with the latest, greatest mobile features and security.
If you’d like to know more, please contact me directly.
skills:
WordPress, PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON, jQuery, SQL, Python
examples of websites I’ve created:
additional creations and contributions:
- Lollipop Cloud Documentation – authored Code of Conduct and user-level documentation for single-board computer cloud devices
- GitHub
- Free Code Camp
things I’ve learned:
- Web Design for Everybody (Basics of Web Development and Coding) Specialization, a 5-course specialization by the University of Michigan and Coursera
- Web Applications for Everybody: 4-course specialization by University of Michigan and Coursera
- Responsive Web Design certification, via Free Code Camp
- Python for Everybody: 5-course specialization by University of Michigan and Coursera
- Python 3, a 5-course specialization by the University of Michigan and Coursera (follow-up to Python for Everybody specialization)
- Cybersecurity for Business: 4-course specialization by the University of Colorado and Coursera
- Internet History, Technology, and Security: by University of Michigan and Coursera
- Google IT Support Professional Certificate, a 5-course specialization by Google and Coursera
- b.s., chemistry
- b.s., forensic science
things I’ve done:
- small business owner
- licensed private investigator
- chemist for a pharmaceutical company
- emergency medical technician in rural New England
a little more about me:
I discovered coding when I was searching for a career change that was more in line with my abilities as a disabled person. I have been teaching myself to code since 2017, and have a particular interest in improving user experiences, creating great user-level documentation, and web development. I especially enjoy contributing to projects which aim to benefit marginalized people in some way. Technology only makes the world a better place when it’s accessible to all.
support me:
if you would like to support my education or portfolio projects, thank you! You can buy me a coffee and I’d be mighty grateful, but you can also passively help me by using these affiliate links to buy things you were planning to buy anyway. It costs you nothing extra, and it’s private: I’ll never know who bought what.
- if you’re looking for a new VPN service, VPN.ac has been my favorite VPN service for years.
- if you’re an Amazon shopper, you can shop through my Amazon Affiliate link.
- If you don’t want to support me directly but you want to support people like me, consider donating to your local Center for Independent Living or science museum.