Authoring and updating content for Microsoft Edge browser support standards, including HTML5 elements/attributes, CSS properties/pseudo-classes, Accessibility, Performance APIs, Real-time Communication, Security, Storage, Geolocation, Graphics, etc. Performed testing, wrote sample code, created demos, and confirmed alignment with specifications.

A library of modular UI components constructed to make color, font, grid, or sizing changes throughout the entire site as simple as updating a single variable. Semantic naming conventions and ARIA make styles easy to find and customize. Constructed in a NodeJS / Express MVC framework using Jade, Sass, JavaScript, jQuery, and D3 (for graphing).

A Microsoft.com feature section with the purpose of telling cross product integration stories of customers using Microsoft technology. Constructed using Visual Studio, HTML5/CSS3, jQuery, a variety of JS libraries, an ASP.NET MVC with a C# Controller, and integrating with a CMS (Compass).

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Authored and updated documentation (including testing and code samples) for the recently open-sourced Microsoft Edge F12 tool documentation. Also produced and promoted developer support content, including videos and how-to animated gifs, checkout F12 on twitter.

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While I did not principally build this site, I contributed to routing content, built UI components and applied Resx Resource files to aid in the process of localizing content for global markets.

Check out some of my pens -- primarily used for testing during the authoring of the Microsoft Edge Developer Guide, but also including a variety of prototypes, experiments, and forked favorites that I've been learning from.

App to help job seekers at Code Fellows craft and practice a pitch that highlights their unique skills. Constructed in 4 days by a 4 person team utilizing UX principles, Kanban, Angular.js framework, authentication and authorization controlling a MongoDB on the backend.

A mobile app, intended to be viewed on a mobile device (not optimized for desktop), designed as a minimum-viable-product prototype to draw interest and explore possible tools and features. Built with Ionic / Angular / Cordova with the intention of future native iOS, Android, Win10 functionality.