 I have been involved with several digital projects. This ranges from esigning and building websites to helping create software and mobile applications by providing graphical support. Though I understand the principles behind HTML and coding and can operate a CRM system most of the websites i have built if not all have built have all been through intermediaries such as Wix, Adobe Muse or Word Press. In this way creating a far more flexible system for clients who are inexperienced with CRM systems or Code. This enables them to have full control of the product after I've finished my job. Below are a few project I've had the pleasure of working on recently.
Lyceum Best Practice Center 1.0 & 2.0
I was part of the team that developed the Lyceum Best Practice Center. An online web portal and application. I've been involved in the development of the initial 1.0 software and its revised edition 2.0. The web based portal was designed to improve the day to day running of board level executives that formed par of Lyceum's portfolio. I was responsible for the graphics throughout the project including the marketing materials used at its unveiling. This project improved my direct understanding of commercial business.
Burning2Learn & The Acorn Hub
During my time working with Buring2Learn I had the opportunity to build and launch a new website along with several social media outlets for Burning2Learn's subsidiary company the Acorn Hub. The Acorn Hub promoted and helped young entrepreneurs start up small business that once had become self sufficient gave back to the community and helped other start up business of their own.
It was shortly after the successful launch of the Acorn Hubs website that we began to redesign and began to revamp Burning2Learn's own. The Burning2Learn website did in the end require a complete rebuild but had a lot more of initial ground work from it previous website as well as already existing social media platforms already in place.
Bellrock FM Website
Whilst working at Bellrock I was part of the team that refreshed the existing Bellrock website. Creating new icons, making banners and editing strong imagery to be integrated into a custom HTML system built by our in house team. The website was managed by a custom CRM system. Half way through the company decided to begin outsourcing the advanced coding. It was my job to help source and resource the outgoing project.
Bellrock Group Website
During the intermittent period of looking for new website developers the company went through some drastic changes. Acquiring a number of new subsidiary companies forming a 'group' Company. I created a filler website to buffer between the old and new systems and to fill the gaps in-between the outdated existing company and the rapidly forming group that offered a very different range of services and solutions. the website was also used to give outsourcing companies and idea of what we were looking for and working towards for the future.
Tate Turbine Generation - Uniliver Series
Whilst taking part of the Tate turbine Generation Project I was involved with a team who launched and developed a new digital platform designed to create art interventions across the globe. Simply put it was a giant digital art platform similar to Flicker or Facebook, that allowed the users from around the world to show and exhibit of art. This work culminated in myself and a colleague giving a lecture at the Tate Modern as part of the Worlds Together Conference about the new platform. Alongside the new platform before it was launched we also ran a 'Blogger' which I built and managed myself. The blogger in its prime had over 20,000 visitor. The blog was linked to a project called a 'Dictionary of Taste', that utilized a a live flicker account which participants could upload photos of the project. In much the same way that hashtags work today, but this was before hashtags existed or were common knowledge.
The Tate Modern Platform went on to win two digital awards that year one for best new digital platform 2012.
Project Anonymous
I built this website as part of a project that took a collection of artists who attended Nottingham Trent University that formed a collaboration o create large scale art interventions that happened throughout the city of Nottingham.Fanning voices voted for the Star Team Star KHL Star Team to be held on January 20 in Kazan, Russia.
Most votes (2536) from supporters came from Canadian productive defender Mathew Maione, currently active in Dinama Riga, Latvia and in the past he also dressed the team's shirt in Banská Bystrica. The information was brought to the official website of the transnational competition.
The fans chose KHL stars to play sixteen hockey players, including neither Slovak nor Slovan Bratislava. Together with 44 players divided into four teams according to divisions will be presented in Tatranska metropolis. Between 15-20 November, the vote of the journalists will be voted, which will choose an attacker, both the defender and the goalkeeper. In the third stage of the selection will be representatives of the sports division of the league, which will add to the teams of four men including golfer. The final name of the participants will be known on December 19th.
Bobrov Division: Mathew Maione, Linus Videll (both Dinamo Riga), Nikita Gusev, Patrik Hersley (both SKA St. Petersburg).
Charlamov division: Nigel Dawes, Nikita Triamkin (both Avocalist Yekaterinburg), Paul Postma (Ak Bars Kazan), Serghei Moziakin (Metallurg Magnitogorsk).
Chernysev Division: Serghei Sirokov, Ilie Micheyev (both Avangard Omsk), Darren Dietz (Barys Astana), Philip Larsen (Salavat Julajev Ufa).
A record number 54 four-loss teams are in the 256-team playoff field, which begins district semifinal games Friday and winds up playing at Ford Field the Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Here is a division-by-division look at the 11-player field.
Toughest district: Region 2, District 2. Ann Arbor Pioneer, Woodhaven, Saline and Belleville. We have three league champions here, plus Pioneer. There is only one loss amongst Woodhaven, Saline and Belleville, any of which could win virtually any other district in the state.
Best first-round game: Saline at Belleville. This is a tough draw for both teams. Saline’s only loss was Week 1 to No. 1 Chippewa Valley. Belleville has been good to terrific all season and this is no way to ease into the playoffs.
Sleeper: Lake Orion. This has nothing to do with Mrs. Bell’s cookies. The only blemish on the record is a 59-52 four overtime loss to No. 2 West Bloomfield. QB Blaze Lauer is a dual threat and There may be no harder runner than Kobe Manzo. It hurts to tackle this guy.
Toughest district: Region 3, District 1. U-D Jesuit, North Farmington, Farmington and Oak Park. U-D Jesuit is better than people think and North Farmington and Farmington are very good teams. Then there is Oak Park, which has been sensational in all but one game this season.
Best first-round game: Warren De La Salle at Groves. De La Salle is only 5-4, but two of its losses were to Muskegon in Week 1 and West Bloomfield in Week 9. Even with injuries all over the place, the Pilots gave West Bloomfield fits the other night and definitely could have won the game.
Sleeper: Detroit King. The Crusaders came ridiculously close to being in Division 3 where it could attempt to defend its state title. 
Toughest district: Region 2, District 1. Zeeland East, Zeeland West, St. Joseph, Edwardsburg. First, you start with the East-West rematch and it will be closer than the 20-point win West had a few weeks ago. St. Joseph is a good team and Edwardsburg won the D-4 state title last season.
Best first-round game: Parma Western at Chelsea. Chelsea is unbeaten and is playing much better than last season when it was the D-4 runner-up. Parma Western has the best quarterback you’ve never heard of – Tyler Pape, who has completed 68% of his passes with 23 TD passes and only three interceptions. Then there is Landon Raczkowski, who sets the tone defensively.
Sleeper: River Rouge. The Panthers lost their opener to Grand Rapids Catholic Central, and haven’t been beaten since. All you need to know about these guys is in Week 8 they beat Division I powerhouse Novi Detroit Catholic Central and last week beat a Southfield team that was battling for a playoff spot. Don’t forget, Rouge almost beat eventual champ King in last year’s first round.
Toughest district: Region 1, District 2. Allendale, Grand Rapids Catholic Central, Sparta, Muskegon Orchard View. Outside of Allendale, there are only two losses here. Sparta and CC were expected to be good, but with only 10 wins over the last four seasons combined, unbeaten Orchard View has been one of the surprise teams in the state this fall.
Best first-round game: Sparta at Orchard View. Orchard View’s defense has been fabulous all season, but it will face a major test trying to stop Sparta’s running attack. Not only is Deondray Thomas a dangerous back, QB Jakel Davis is a threat when he decides to tuck it and go.
Sleeper: Grand