Hello.
My name is Rob Phillips. I'm passionate about most things to do with the internet, and stay at the sharp end of the industry with a digital agency in London. I love considered IA, contemporary design combined with slick and speedy interfaces and logic. If this sounds interesting to you get in touch.
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Portfolio.
I try to keep the portfolio updated with only the most recent examples of work I have been involved with, more extensive amounts are available on request. If you would like to be notified of any additions to the portfolio signup.
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Arts & Business.
A&B is a visually striking website, supported by front end implementations of techniques such as embedding fonts, which helps the site keep to the brand, while staying accessible
Website: www.artsandbusiness.org.uk
Role: Front-end developer
Date: May 2010
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Microsoft Life Academy.
The focus of the Life Academy site was to provide users with an easy way to submit and view videos. Tools such as uploadify were used providing an elegant and unobtrusive solution.
Website: www.lifeacademy.uk.com
Role: Front-end developer
Date: June 2010
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World AIDS Day 2009.
This was my second year working on a site which always demands high visual impact, while keeping the site accessible and search engine friendly.
Website: www.worldaidsday.org
Role: Front-end developer
Date: December 2009
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Bridgeman Art Library.
BAL is jam packed with great functionality, supported by an excellent user experience, and to streamline the delivery to the user, compressed and obfuscated.
Website: www.bridgemanart.com
Role: Front-end developer
Date: December 2009
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Ten Thousand Hands.
10k Hands integrates the Google maps api neatly to allow users to see where others have pledged support. New pledges can also place their own markers in custom positions.
Website: www.tenthousand-hands.org
Role: Front-end developer
Date: June 2010
Labs.
This is the place to find any jQuery plugins I'm currently working on (such as dualSlider which has become quite popular). I'll also add other bits and pieces here which people might find interesting (Such as how to skin google maps effectively).
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dualSlider.
My first attempt at a jQuery plugin, it had come up in a project to build a javascript carousel, so I thought it would be useful to share with others. It's happily proved quite popular and inspired me to do more!
Website: dualSlider site
Role: Developer
Date: July 2010
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twitterWall.
There was no real plan or reason behind this mini project other than to look at how to interact with the twitter API services, unfortunately it's restricted by limitations on the number of requests you can make.
Website: TBC
Role: Developer
Date: July 2010
About.
I'm a bit of a geak and when I'm not making websites, I'm looking into how I can make even better ones (or trawling on digg). I also like packaging stuff that I've done up for other people to use on their sites. I'm also a Spurs fan, but don't hold it against me.
Can do.
Over the years I've picked up skills which allow me to contribute to site builds from start to finish.
- Clean, compliant site builds
- JavaScript development (jQuery)
- c#, php for integration
- Search engine optimisation (SEO)
- Industry standard CMS integration (Wordpress, Sitecore, Drupal)
- Excellent knowledge of Photoshop
- Experienced working with version control
- Good knowledge of the gmaps api (version 3)
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Stalking.
I'm always teetering on the edge of shutting all these accounts down, but never do.
Contact.
If you are interested in what i do, and would like to ask a question (about dualSlider for example), or request some more information about me, please use the form to the right.
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Stalking.
I'm always teetering on the edge of shutting all these accounts down, but never do.