I'm a web developer with a background in law. I'm especially interested in the intersection between law and technology. My skills include JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Materialize, Bootstrap, JQuery, React, SQL, and legal research. If you would like to contact me, please use the links on this page to my GitHub or LinkedIn account. For samples of my work and links to the code, please scroll down.

Overview of computer crime laws by state: This provides an overview of computer crime laws by state and type. Research is based on NCSL information (available at http://www.ncsl.org/research/telecommunications-and-information-technology/computer-hacking-and-unauthorized-access-laws.aspx). A template created by Start Bootstrap was used for the styling and graphics(available at https://startbootstrap.com/template-overviews/shop-item/). The maps were created using a Google template.

This is a flashcard system written in javascript, jquery, css, materialize, and html to help people memorize the faces and names of missing people. It uses an object of fictional missing people that could easily be replaced with an API of real missing people. It also includes a points system to help drive people to complete the process. This points system could be used for raffle drawings, coupons, or whatever the organization using the software has available to give away.

Matchy-Matchy is a crowd sourced personal shopping website written in React, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and Reactstrap. The backend is written using Knex. Matchy-Matchy connects retailers and shoppers by giving match-makers the opportunity to earn commissions by suggesting merchandise that goes with what is already in a shopper's closet.

This is a React study guide built using React. This study guide works by referencing the code that makes it show up on the page. Users, are prompted to look at the code that makes the page show up and compare it to what they see happening on the page.